Baby slide

All babies love to play on slides. Whether in kindergartens, residential areas where we live, or playgrounds, there will be slides. There are many benefits for babies to slide on slides. It can make babies have more fun, which goes without saying. At the same time, it can also exercise our children's physical fitness, develop some sports skills, and increase children's sense of balance, etc. It is a beneficial entertainment project.

Many children are very happy when they see the slide and will drag their parents to play. Many times, parents feel very happy when they see their children having so much fun. In fact, there are many benefits of letting babies slide on the slide that we don’t know about. Let’s learn about it together.

1. The benefits of playing slides:

1. Promote the baby's tactile development, let the baby experience the difference of touch while playing on various slides, and promote tactile development.

2. The slide is the baby’s first experience of “speed”. Slides of different lengths and slopes bring different speed experiences to babies. Most babies’ initial feeling of speed comes from the process of playing on the slide.

1. When the baby can walk unsteadily, mom and dad can take the baby to play on the kindergarten slide or the gentle combination slide. The mother puts her hands under the baby's armpits, helps the baby climb to the top of the slide, and encourages the baby to slide down (the parents should not support the baby with force, and check whether both sides of the combination slide are smooth and free of stains before sliding).

2. Slide with the help of an adult: When the baby can sit independently, mom and dad can take the baby to play on the combination slide. Mom or dad holds the baby and sits on the slide, puts their hands under the baby's armpits and slides down, saying, "Woo, the plane is flying." When the baby has played it several times and has gained experience, mom or dad only needs to put the baby on the slide, mom squats at the bottom of the slide, and dad stands beside the slide to watch over the baby, letting the baby slide down by himself.

3. Play on the combination slide with friends: Mom and Dad take the baby to the children's playground to play on the slide with friends, guide the baby to actively interact with friends, and cultivate the baby's humble quality. You can also use encouraging language to guide the baby: "Be good, baby, let the little brother play first, okay?" If the baby performs particularly well when playing on the slide with his friends, mom and dad can give the baby appropriate encouragement.

4. Let your baby play on the combination slide independently: When your baby can play on a tall slide, let your baby climb up the slide and then slide down.

How do babies of different ages play on slides?

8 months to 1 year old: At this time, babies can play on very low indoor slides. However, the baby cannot control his own body balance at this time. During the sliding process, both parents must protect the child along the entire slide.

1-2 years old: Under the protection of parents, babies can play on straight slides with smaller slopes to help them understand the rules of the slide.

2-3 years old: Try letting your baby slide on a small slide. During the process, you can guide your baby to control the sliding speed by holding and releasing the two sides of the slide with his hands, and feel the balance and friction with the body.

3-4 years old: Let your baby try large slides and rotating bodies. Consciously exercise your baby's body coordination. In a safe and unattended environment, try to let your baby crawl under the slide to exercise the child's limb strength and coordination of hands and feet on the smooth slope.

The slide is the most beautiful memory of a child in childhood. Every child loves to play on the slide, which can add a lot of fun to childhood. There are many benefits for babies to slide on the slide, especially for the baby's growth and development. Children of every age should pay attention to some things when playing on the slide. Especially young children must be accompanied by their parents when playing on the slide.