Introduction to family parent-child games for young babies. What are the parent-child games suitable for young babies?

Introduction to family parent-child games for young babies. What games can you play with your baby at home? Today, I will introduce to you what games are suitable for babies. Please see below for a complete collection of family parent-child games. Each game is suitable for playing at home.

Introduction to Family Games for Young Babies

1. Homemade telescope

Prepare a piece of paper and teach your baby to roll it into a cylinder to use as a telescope. Then, teach your baby to use the homemade "telescope" to look around at the objects around him.

Effect: Since part of the visual field is blocked, the baby will imagine the blocked part. This game can also improve the child's reasoning ability.

2. Move to the beat

Play a recording of a nursery rhyme for your baby and let him move to the beat. Your baby can move according to his or her own feelings or sing along with the recording.

Effect: It can not only cultivate the baby's sense of rhythm, but also help improve the child's imagination.

3. Knock on the water cup

Prepare several glass cups and add different amounts of water to them. Then, let your baby use chopsticks to tap different cups and listen to the differences in the sounds.

Effect: This game can help babies understand the relationship between the strength of sounds and improve their hearing sensitivity.

4. Paper cutting

Prepare some paper and a pair of safety scissors for your baby, and let him cut as he pleases. At the beginning, you need to teach your baby the correct way to hold the scissors. When your baby cuts out different shapes, you can ask him to describe what they look like.

Effect: Paper cutting can not only enhance the baby's hand strength and promote the development of hand-eye coordination, but also, the baby can imagine different things as the shape of the paper changes continuously, so it can also play a good role in promoting the development of imagination.

5. Check date and time

In daily life, you can teach your baby to establish the concept of date and time. For example, you can tell your baby: "Today is June 1, Children's Day, which is your holiday. Yesterday, mom took you to the zoo. Tomorrow, we are going to visit grandpa and grandma..."

Effect: In the process of mastering the abstract concepts of date and time, babies need to recall past events and imagine what will happen in the future, which can enhance their memory and develop their imagination.

6. Look at the picture album

Prepare some picture books that your baby likes, and let the parents and baby read them together. During the reading process, you can let the baby talk about some related topics, or talk about things that can be associated with. For example, when seeing a tiger in the picture book, you can let the baby talk about how the tiger roars, and whether the baby saw a tiger when he went to the zoo that day...

Effect: Mom and dad often look at picture books with their baby, which can not only improve the baby's expressive ability and imagination, increase vocabulary, but also promote parent-child relationship.

5 Family Games

1. Family games: sand games

Materials: sand, empty boxes for candy or biscuits, lines, matchsticks

Game features:

Cultivate your baby's good habit of writing

Develop your baby's creative thinking and recognition of words and graphics

Develop your baby's writing and drawing skills

Gameplay:

The mother first puts the slightly moistened sand into a larger empty box of candy or biscuits and spreads it flat.

Provide your baby with a stick of appropriate size and let him/her freely draw various patterns on the sand. After drawing, you can smooth the sand with your hands to make the pattern disappear and then draw again.

Mothers can also use 2-3 threads to teach their babies to create some shapes as much as possible, for example, they can use threads to make triangles, five-pointed stars, etc. in the sand. Or, mothers can work with their babies to use more lines to make richer shapes.

The same game can be played with matchsticks.

Tips:

During the game, be careful not to let your baby wipe his eyes with his hands that are stained with sand to avoid sand getting into his eyes. Be sure to wash your hands after the game.

2. Nature is so beautiful

Materials: 1 piece of paper with various animals and plants printed on it

Game Purpose

Develop your baby's language intelligence

Increase your baby's vocabulary

Let your baby know about nature

How to Play

Take the prepared paper and take your baby outdoors to find things that can match the objects in the picture, such as feathers that match birds and leaves that match trees.

When you get home, use glue to stick feathers to the picture of the bird and leaves to the picture of the tree with your baby, and tell your baby that feathers are part of the bird and leaves are part of the tree.

In the game, you may as well let your baby participate more and do it by himself. For example, pick up leaves from the ground and stick feathers on the picture by himself; these will help the baby combine the picture with the real object, so as to understand nature more clearly.

Tips

Adults can take their babies outdoors to observe leaves and birds, and encourage their babies to speak more and communicate with them about what they see and hear about nature.

3. I am a little guide. Goal: To cultivate the ability of children to cooperate with adults.

Preparation: 10 bottles of Sprite or orange juice, fill the bottles with water, arrange them in two rows with intervals, and two red ribbons.

How to play: Dad or mom and the child stand at the starting point. When the game starts, the dad or mom covers his eyes with a ribbon, and the child holds the hand of the dad or mom and walks around the bottle in an S-shaped line. The one who does not fall down at the end wins.

4. Parent-child game: toy farm

How to Play: Set up a toy farm, garage, or dollhouse, then act out a story until children are engaged.

Game features:

These games can give children a sense of control and help them develop the way they interact with others.

Gameplay:

Introduce a new player into the scene, such as a pet dog. Then stimulate the child's imagination with questions such as: "Where does the puppy sleep?" "Where does it eat?" "Can it get along with other animals?"

5. Rules for guessing lantern riddles: Lanterns are hung around the classroom, and riddles are written under them. Children are asked to guess the answers to the riddles accompanied by their parents. After guessing, children are asked to tell the teacher the answers to the corresponding questions. For example, the answer to question 5 is... After guessing correctly, the teacher will put a small sticker on the corresponding place on the garden party table as a reward.

How to play: Ten people form a group, standing on one foot on the plum blossom pile, with a timer of 15 seconds. Points will be awarded if one or both feet do not touch the ground within the specified time, otherwise no points will be awarded.

Common parent-child games abroad

1. Rubber strip playground:

The rubber strip is really a good tool. Such a play space can allow children to play for a long time. Toys are not necessarily good if they are expensive. It is a meaningful thing to let children create their own play space!

Tip: You can choose cloth tape, which is easier to clean.

2. Tape passage:

This game is still related to rubber strips. Find a corridor in your home, hang the rubber strips in the air and randomly stick them into several tracks. Children throw out the cars or dolls in their hands. How to make them pass through obstacles without getting stuck will test the children's hand-eye coordination ability. Haha, does this game make adults excited too?

3. Maze game:

Still using tape, smart parents stick a maze on the floor and set up entrances and exits. Now it's time to test the children.

4. Walking track:

It is still a rubber strip. Parents can stick several random routes on the floor and let the children walk along the tracks. This can cultivate their balance ability. Older children can blow the ball with a straw and let the ball move along the track. It is also a very fun game.

5. Step on the bubble film:

Find some plastic bubble wrap, cut it into sections, stick it on the floor with adhesive strips, and let your child step on it. What will it feel like when their feet come into close contact with the bubble wrap? This exciting little activity will surely be loved by children. If the temperature in the room is okay, you can let your child take off his socks and step on it, which is very beneficial to their tactile development.

6. Candy Necklace:

This must be what girls like. It must be very enjoyable to eat and play at the same time.

7. Push ball game:

Set up an area on the floor as the destination, and let the children push the ball with their hands from a certain distance to see if the ball can stay at the destination. The destination can be divided into areas to set scores. The whole family can play together to see who has the highest score in the end.

8. Table rocking chair:

Parents of young children can learn from this clever way of playing. The bed sheet + table becomes a natural rocking chair for children, which is full of fun.

9. Classification game:

Collect objects of various shapes at home and let your children classify them. They will learn about shapes through fun games. This kind of cognition will surely be impressive.

10. Fruit and vegetable graffiti:

Have you ever had your children take a close look at fruits and vegetables? Have you ever seen what fascinating marks they can show with the help of paint?