A game for training hand-eye coordination for babies aged 1-4! Easy to learn and very effective!

Babies after 1 year old need to learn a lot of things, such as walking, talking, eating, pooping… But no matter what kind of living ability, they first need the coordination of eyes and hands. Let me share with you four small games that train your baby\’s hand-eye coordination. They are simple and easy to play and you can play with your baby at home. Bowling ●You only need two tools to play the \”bowling\” game: 12 plastic bottles and 1 small rubber ball. As for the plastic bottle, you can choose an ordinary beverage bottle, and for the rubber ball, you can choose one that the baby can hold with his hands. Arrange the plastic bottles in 4 columns * 3 rows, and then throw them at 2 meters (select the distance according to the baby\’s strength). The mother holds the baby\’s arm, pushes it downward, rolls the ball out from the foot, hits the bottle directly in front and knocks it down. The mother can give the baby a demonstration first. Don\’t stay too far away from the bottle at the beginning. It will be interesting for the baby to knock over the bottle in one go. In addition, regardless of whether the baby knocks over the bottle or not, parents should applaud and cheer for the baby to inspire the baby\’s confidence. Touching things ● There are several ways to play the \”touching things\” game. Tao Ma often plays with Xiao Tao in two ways: blindfold touching and pocket touching. Blindfolded touch: 1 blindfold, several toys of different shapes and sizes, such as building blocks, cars, balls, etc. Cover your baby\’s eyes with a blindfold, touch the toy with your hands, guess what it is, and give a simple description. Pocket touch: 1 cloth pocket (any opaque pocket is acceptable), several toys of different shapes and sizes, such as building blocks, cars, balls, etc. Put the toy in a cloth bag, let the baby put his hand in, touch it, guess what it is, and give a simple description. In the \”touch things\” game, after the baby touches an object, he can focus all his attention on the object in his hand, and over time can develop the ability to concentrate on thinking; parents and babies competing can also stimulate the baby\’s tactile ability and responsiveness. When the baby really can\’t guess what it is, the mother should give appropriate reminders and not undermine the baby\’s self-confidence right away. Tools required for \”Putting Doudou\”: 1 pair of chopsticks (the length is suitable for the baby\’s palm size), round dates, small steamed buns, round candies, etc., and 2 fruit plates. Put the \”doudou\” on a plate, teach the baby to use chopsticks to pick up the doudou and put it into another plate. Parents can compete with the baby to see who can pick the doudou faster, and the winner can be rewarded with a doudou. Especially for babies who are learning to eat with chopsticks, playing the \”Pinch Doudou\” game is most suitable. This game not only helps the baby use chopsticks to eat, but also helps the baby\’s hands and eyes to cooperate flexibly, and is also helpful for precise positioning ability. Find people online ●Tools needed: Several photos of grandparents, parents, or relatives and friends (photo stickers are best), 1 piece of cardboard, and 1 colored pen. To put it simply, it is to let the baby get to know his family and friends through photos. The mother pastes the photo on the cardboard and then writes the name and title around the photo, allowing the baby to find the corresponding photo based on the mother\’s questions. For example, if the mother says \”Who is grandma?\” the baby will first point to the picture of grandma, and then the mother will point to the word \”grandma\”position, let the baby connect the photo with the title. This game can not only help babies get to know their family and friends, but also exercise memory skills and fine hand movements. Because the clothes, expressions and movements of the people in the photos are slightly different from those in daily life, this also tests the baby\’s need for precision. resolving power. The above four small games are simple and easy to learn, and do not need to spend a lot of money. Mothers can make them for their babies at home. The most important thing is that they can help exercise the flexible coordination of the baby\’s hands and eyes, which will improve the baby\’s self-care ability, game ability and hands-on ability in future life. All help. In addition, it is better for parents and babies to play together!