What safety measures should be taken when babies play games

The baby's body is still developing, so parents must make safety preparations before playing games. So what safety measures should be taken when babies play games? What are the games suitable for babies of different ages? The following editor will introduce you in detail.

Baby game safety measures

Take strong safety precautions and avoid playing dangerous games with your baby, such as throwing your baby into the air.

Maintain an equal attitude and participate in the game as an equal with your baby. Do not point fingers at, criticize or blame your baby.

Give your baby encouragement and praise in time. When playing games with your baby, if the baby does well, parents should give praise in time. If the baby is a little slow to accept, parents should constantly encourage the baby and let the baby think that he is very good.

Prepare some small toys to encourage your baby. When your baby masters a game, give him prizes to encourage him to keep trying. This will increase his confidence and make him more interested in playing games.

Games for babies of all ages

0-1 years old: Toy bucket

The adult and the baby sit face to face and keep a certain distance. Give the baby a small plush toy. The adult uses his long hands to form a big circle, like a big toy bucket, and let the baby throw the toy into the toy bucket. This can exercise the baby's hand-eye coordination ability.

1-2 years old: Big feet and small feet walk together

The location can be a clean floor at home or a soft grassy area outdoors. The adult and baby take off their shoes together, the adult spreads their feet slightly apart, and then puts the baby's small feet on their big feet, with the baby's two small hands holding the adult's legs. The adult says, "Ready, go." The big feet lead the small feet above to walk forward, backward, walk diagonally, and turn in circles. The movements progress from simple to complex, and tacit understanding will gradually develop.

2-3 years old: Playing football

Put two chairs in the shape of a goal and have a penalty shootout with your baby to see who can score more goals. Or you can be the goalkeeper and let your baby shoot at the goal. If a parent is a sports fan, they can also teach their baby some rules of the court.