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Stimulating Intellectual Experience Of Infants And Children



Intelligence is derived from factor gene, but other than that the environment is also very helpful in developing children's intelligence. Environment that supports, stimulates, and get the kids to learn will help increase children's intelligence later. 
Many parents ask-beta "when learning to their children began what if I teach too many things for my baby, she could be bored in school??" 

Dad ... Mother ... ignore all these questions, and provide as many learning experiences, from infancy onward. But remember,,, provides learning experiences for a baby that does not mean forcing him to memorize numbers or colors. Provide a toddler learning experience that does not mean forcing him to sit in the classroom as children of school age. Learning experiences for infants and toddlers is to ask him to play, communicate and interact as much as possible. If we motivate the children as early as possible to see, hear, think and discover. We will increase her curiosity and desire to learn more.

PROVIDE TIME 10-15 MINUTES, TWICE A DAY, TIME TO PLAY TOGETHER WITH THE QUALITY OF THE CHILDREN  

  1. Play peekaboo or hide behind a blanket in the back seat and back 
  2. Motion to move the doll and singing a song for the children laugh 
  3. Shake Shake the toy that can eject sound or a tambourine, drums and the reaction liahatlah pukulah. 
  4. soap bubbles high into the air to stimulate vision, eye-hand coordination and Blow. (Starting at age 5-6 months). This activity is also fun to do while he showered.
  5. Build and tear down the block. Heap block again (starting with three blocks while children aged 6-9 months) and invite your child to do the same. Make a tower higher for your toddler.
  6. Opening and closing the door on the toy box, then let the older child or toddler to explore on your own.
  7. Introduce a variety of books, so the baby can see and focus, turn the pages, pressing the music button on the books, and soon your child will "read" themselves.