Five tips to improve your child's intelligence

Smart babies are not born with high IQs. In addition to genetic factors, parents can rely on love and hard work to improve their IQs. This is one of the most precious treasures that parents can give to their children!

Experts believe that a child's IQ is not only affected by genetic genes, but the surrounding environment also plays a vital role. Care and education are the key to making a baby have a high IQ. So don’t keep asking your baby to learn this or remember that. We have provided you with 10 “love secrets” to promote your baby’s brain development. Take action now and use your love to make your baby smarter.

1. Conversation

Experts believe that there is a certain connection between a person's verbal intelligence and the vocabulary he hears as an infant. "The more you talk to him, the richer his vocabulary will be. Since babies' thoughts are still limited to specific things, keep your words short and talk about topics related to your baby, such as his stroller or his toys.

. When your baby tries to communicate with you, you can also use words to describe his intentions (for example, "Oh, you want that bottle!").

2. Reading

You can point to the words in the book while reading, so that your baby can realize where the things you read come from and that you read in the order from left to right and from front to back.

After reading a book once, you can read it to him a second and third time. Each time you read it, the child's impression will be deepened. Don't worry that he will get bored. Being able to "foresee" the next story will make your baby interested.

Reading together in this way helps to build an emotional bond between you and your baby, and it is also very helpful for your baby to learn new things. Experts believe that reading with your baby can help him master some basic information about reading and writing. In addition, if you pay attention to showing your baby more pictures of uncommon things such as tigers, ships, airplanes, etc., you can also let your baby learn a lot of new things.

3. Use sign language when talking

Before your baby can speak, you can use sign language to communicate with him. For example, "book" can be represented by opening and closing your palm, just like opening or closing a book; "bird" can be represented by placing your index finger and thumb near your mouth, opening and closing them, like the shape of a bird's beak.

A survey shows that children who learn sign language not only speak earlier than those who do not learn sign language, but also have higher IQs. In other words, sign language can have a positive impact on the development of infants' IQ and language skills.

4. Breastfeeding

Brain tests conducted on babies who were breastfed and those who were fed formula have shown that children who were breastfed generally performed better than those who were fed formula. Moreover, the longer a baby under one year old drinks breast milk, the higher his IQ will be.

5. Give your child time alone

Don't dangle a toy in front of your child all the time. Doing so will not only fail to stimulate his interest in learning, but will make him tired and may even narrow his observation range, causing him to only pay attention to the toy in front of him and reduce his intake of other information.

There is a view that babies need their parents' care and attention day and night, but they also need some personal space from time to time, to play with toys or crawl around alone.