Early education for 11-month-old babies

A baby's learning ability develops rapidly during infancy. Even a one-month difference can lead to different learning abilities, which requires our attention. For many professionals, early education for babies is a professional discipline that is detailed to every day or even every month. This will allow the baby's potential to be fully developed and make his childhood happier. So, what kind of early education does the baby need at 11 months old?

Game steps: Choose four toys that make different sounds. Let the baby sit in the middle, and four adults ring the bell in turn from four directions. After the first person rings the bell, you can call your baby to turn around and look for the person who rang the bell. Shake it five or six times, then the second person takes over to see how the baby moves, then the third and fourth person take over, and the bells will ring in sequence. As the tone changes, your baby will track it visually and auditorily, and their body will twist and turn.

"Snack Song", "Round Candies", "Candied Haws Are Sour and Sweet", "Lollipops Are Awesome", "Drink Milk Every Day", "The Scent of Bread".

Picture book recommendation:

1. "Carry Back Back Back/Hug Hug Hug 2":

The big cat holds the kitten in its arms, the big dog hugs the puppy... You would never imagine that there are also ice cream and bread in the hugs! And all the hugs are surrounded by love.

2. "Baby Koala's Birthday" series:

It’s baby koala’s birthday, and friends have sent him all kinds of gifts. What's in the beautiful gift box? What's Koala Baby's favorite gift? This book allows babies to learn certain social etiquette and cultivate their social skills in dealing with people.

Set rules and reward and punish children in moderation. Babies at this stage have already shown the rudiments of their personalities, so dads should treat their children's behaviors differently, that is, set rules. Good behavior of children should be reinforced, such as nodding, smiling, clapping and cheering; bad behavior of children should be stopped seriously, and a stern face should be put on to express dissatisfaction. Let the child learn self-control and patience. What he should not do is cry and make a fuss, and you should not agree to him. If he cries and sees that no one pays attention to him, he will naturally calm down. If the father compromises without principles at this time, the child will gradually think that whatever the father asks must be granted and become arrogant and willful.