Why does the baby often stare blankly?

It is said that spending five minutes a day is better than eating ginseng. Daydreaming is a common phenomenon, and most people have experienced it in real life. Maybe you are also in a daze at this moment? Especially those very young babies, they also like to daydream, sometimes we don’t even know why they are in a daze, so do such young babies have thoughts? Why are they in a daze? What should we pay attention to when our baby is in a daze?

Why does the baby often stare blankly?

Daydreaming is an experience that everyone has. Under normal circumstances, daydreaming is a stress response of the human brain to adjust to external things. For adults with self-control, daydreaming is a form of rest and adjustment. But if children often daydream, parents should pay attention and carefully observe whether the child is in a "wandering" daze or a "distracted" daze, because the latter is often a sign of illness and requires immediate treatment. So, how do we distinguish between the two?

If a mother sees her child sitting alone in the room, doing nothing but staring at the sky outside the window, she will generally think that the child has some problem or is wasting his time. In this regard, Zou Xiaobing believes that daydreaming is also a form of learning for children. Although they may not realize what they are doing, they are still in a learning state.

Zou Xiaobing introduced that learning is divided into "explicit learning" and "implicit learning". The former is manifested in learning English courses, learning a certain skill, etc., while the latter is an unconscious learning. He also said that, in fact, when we think we are not thinking about anything, our brain is also storing, organizing and processing some information, but it is not working hard with consciousness.

Therefore, parents should understand their children, understand their children's personality and temperament, let nature take its course, allow their nature to develop, and create an environment suitable for their free growth.