How can parents improve their children's memory?

Children's memory is not innate, but is related to later training or genetics and other factors. After children go to kindergarten, they have to learn a lot of knowledge, and the content stored in their brains is very rich. In addition, children have different abilities to accept things, so the objects they can remember are limited. However, cultivating their memory from an early age is also beneficial for future learning, and it can also enhance children's self-confidence. So how can parents improve their children's memory?

1. Look in the window

Purpose: To develop observation and memory accuracy

This game is suitable for playing when taking your baby out. When passing by a shop window, let your baby take a close look at the items displayed in the window. After leaving, ask him to tell you what he had just seen. You can also look at other things, such as observing the items in a pencil case and then saying how many things are in the box; observing the flower beds in the park and saying how many colors of flowers there are, and so on.

2. Word memory

Purpose: To expand the breadth of short-term memory

Ask your baby to repeat the stories you have told him to see how many words he can remember; say some familiar words to him within a certain period of time, such as words about transportation, daily necessities, animals and plants, and see how many he can remember.

3. Repeat gestures

Purpose: To expand the breadth of motor memory

Have your baby watch you make these 5 hand gestures carefully. Ask him not to follow you when you do it. When you are done, have him repeat it in sequence. If your baby cannot recall 5 gestures smoothly, you can reduce the number of gestures to 3-4, and then increase it to 5 later.

Gesture 1: Make a fist

Gesture 2: Extend your middle and index fingers (victory sign)

Gesture 3: Thumbs up (awesome gesture)

Gesture 4: Extend your pinky finger

Gesture 5: Extend 5 fingers

4. Listen to the story and answer questions

Purpose: To develop attention and memory

When reading a story to your baby, ask him to listen carefully and then answer questions based on the content of the story. For example, when reading the story of the little horse crossing the river, you can ask: Who said the water was shallow? Who said the water was deep?

How can parents improve their children's memory? The above article explains many good ways to improve memory. Children have strong learning abilities, but they also tend to forget. At first, they need to memorize repeatedly. After repeated familiarity, the memory is very deep, and it takes time to forget it. Children should not be overly forced when increasing their memory. Some children have strong personalities, and excessive demands will produce evasive or rebellious personalities, which will affect their later personality development and memory.