Poor brain development in babies

If you find that your baby's brain development is poor, you cannot ignore it. If it is not dealt with in time, it will not be able to improve. This will affect the intellectual development and even the physical and mental health of your baby. In this case, it is best to go to the hospital to find out the real cause and prescribe the right medicine. You can also communicate more with your baby in normal times, which will be more effective.

Training methods:

1. Guide your baby to pay attention to the voice and mouth shape of adults, and start to imitate the voice and movements of adults. At this time, the main thing is to train the baby's pronunciation, make his pronunciation as accurate as possible, and patiently correct some unclear language.

2. Guide your baby to associate speech with specific things and people. After repeated training, your baby will be able to have a preliminary understanding of the meaning of language. For example, when the baby says "Dad" or "Mom", he will naturally turn his head towards Dad and Mom.

3. Use various things encountered in life to ask your baby questions, such as asking what color the leaves are while taking a walk, and ask your baby to answer to improve his language expression skills.

4. Encourage your baby to talk more and patiently correct any incomplete or inaccurate expressions.

Critical period 4: 0-3 years old, the critical period for children's visual development

1. Place some colorful cloth cats, dogs, etc. around your baby, and move the toys frequently to stimulate his vision.

2. Put some pictures on the wall, point them to him, and tell him the name and content of the pictures.

3. Use a prism to reflect sunlight into seven colors of light and project it onto the wall, then point it out to him.

4. Take your baby to appreciate the scenery of nature to broaden his horizons and open his eyes.

Critical period 5: 2-4 years old, the critical period for the development of counting ability

1. Take advantage of various opportunities in daily life to count to your baby often, such as when giving your baby candy or when going up and down stairs.

2. Use different objects, such as fingers, building blocks, etc., to count with your baby to increase your baby's sensory understanding of numbers.

3. Use vivid images to teach your baby to recognize numerical symbols, such as 1 looks like chopsticks, 2 looks like a duck, 3 looks like an ear, etc.

4. Design some interesting games for your baby to play, such as asking your baby to find numbers from number cards.

5. Use specific examples to teach your baby addition and subtraction, such as using apples, building blocks, etc. to demonstrate.

6. Provide enough physical materials and let your baby find the connection between numbers by himself.

Key period 6: 1-3 years old, the key period for the development of musical ability

1. Choose songs suitable for your baby, world famous songs, fairy tale music, etc., enjoy them with your baby, explain them at the same time, or ask your baby questions to stimulate his imagination.

Choose songs that are suitable for your baby's age and teach him to sing.