What are the contents of early education for six-month-old babies?

Many babies need to pay attention to early education after a period of time after birth, which can well develop the baby's intelligence and hands-on ability, and can well ensure the baby's walking and speaking. However, early education needs to be carried out scientifically and many problems need to be paid attention to to avoid putting the baby in danger due to early education problems. So what are the contents of early education for six-month-old babies?

Critical period of visual development

From birth to 4 years old is the critical period for the baby's visual development. During this period, the baby is very interested in the color and shape of objects, and it is the beginning of the baby's sensory understanding of the world.

Training methods:

1. Place some colorful toys around the baby and move the toys frequently to stimulate the baby's vision.

2. Take your baby outdoors to appreciate the flowers, plants and trees in nature to broaden his horizons.

3. Post some words on the wall, point them to him, and tell the baby the content and name of the painting.

Critical period of auditory development

One week after the baby is born, he can recognize the voice of his mother who is feeding him. The ability to distinguish different pronunciations is achieved in just 4 weeks. Sensitivity to sound is a preparation for language development and the basis for language occurrence.

Training methods:

1. Take your baby outdoors often to listen to various sounds in the surrounding environment, such as dog barking, horns, doorbells, etc., and explain them to your baby one by one.

2. Imitate the sounds of animals and encourage your baby to imitate.

3. Take advantage of games to let your baby distinguish sounds coming from different directions.

Critical period of motor development

Moving feet, clapping hands, crawling...the critical period for the development of these movements is before the age of 2. As long as there are suitable conditions and reasonable external stimulation, the baby's movements can develop smoothly.

Training methods:

1. Starting from the first month of life, push your baby's feet with your hands to train him to crawl.

2. When the baby is 3 months old, hang some toys above his crib so that the baby can grab them with both hands to exercise his hand-eye coordination.

3. When the baby is 6-7 months old, create more opportunities for him to crawl. For example, let the baby lie on his stomach and put one or two toys in front of him to attract him to crawl forward and try to grab the toys to promote his motor development.

During early education, you need to be careful not to overwork your baby so as not to discourage his/her enthusiasm for learning. In particular, you need to pay attention to your baby's mental health during early education. It is important to help your baby grow, so your baby's early education should focus more on his/her healthy growth and mental health.