Early education for one and a half year old babies

Early education is crucial for children in their early childhood stage. Early education can determine a child’s future growth, psychology, personality, etc. Therefore, as parents, we should pay more attention to our children’s early education methods. The so-called early education means giving children early education when their brain has not yet fully developed. Especially when they are one and a half years old, it can be said to be the best period for early education.

Early education refers to targeted guidance and training for children in the 0-6 year old stage, based on the characteristics of children's physical and psychological development and the development characteristics of sensitive periods, laying a good foundation for the cultivation of children's multiple intelligences and healthy personalities, focusing on developing children's potential and promoting children's all-round development in language, intelligence, art, emotion, personality and sociality.

1. Cultivation of hand-eye coordination ability: stacking blocks, putting coins in a piggy bank, pinching small beans, stringing beads, etc. Start with the big ones and work your way up to smaller and more accurate ones.

2. Go outdoors: pick up toys with a few friends on the grass; walk and run more to exercise children's physical abilities and broaden their horizons.

3. Help adults get things at home: soap, slippers, small stools, etc. Cultivate the habit of cooperating with others in children.

4. Learn to walk, climb stairs, take stairs (go up stairs), run, jump (jump down first, then jump up), stand on one foot, kick a ball - step by step

5. Let your child play with stacking bowls and building blocks by himself: Exercise concentration

6. Use shape sets to recognize shapes: circle - square - equilateral triangle - rectangle

7. Learn to organize your own things: put away the toys and put them back to their original place. Things in the house should be in fixed places, so that children can develop good habits of being neat and tidy.

8. Ask the baby who this thing belongs to: the first step is to say "this", the second step is to say "it's XX (name)'s", and the third step is to learn to say "it's mine", which means that the child can use pronouns and can distinguish between "I" and "you".

9. Play with the TV remote control: know which buttons do what, such as turn on, turn off, and change channels.

10. Learn to take off your clothes by yourself: first learn to take off a front-buttoned vest or pullover vest, and then learn to put on your clothes. Improve children's self-care ability.

11. String large beads with thread: Improve hand-eye coordination while learning math and color recognition. (You can also use coins to stuff into a piggy bank to improve hand-eye coordination)

12. Children's song for crossing the road: The road is wide and wide

The policeman is standing in the middle

Stop when the light turns red

The green light is on, go ahead

13. Puzzle matching: find the same puzzle pieces to match

14. Play hide-and-seek: Let your baby find things or people

15. Playing with a ball: First learn to throw the ball, then learn to roll the ball, and finally learn to catch the ball

16. Practice walking forward and backward, walking sideways (walking left, walking right): exercise the overall feeling of the body

17. Learn to wipe your own nose

18. Recognize crying and smiling faces: The baby cries and smiles

Baby laughs hahaha

Baby claps his hands when angry