Early education for two years and eight months old baby

When the baby reaches 2 years and 8 months, he suddenly becomes like a little adult. Not only does his vocabulary increase dramatically, almost half of that of an adult, but he also becomes very interested in all kinds of games. Moreover, his overall language development level is also very fast. At this time, parents can appropriately instill some early education awareness in their babies. The focus of early education for babies aged 2 years and 8 months should be on telling stories and teaching the baby to know the names and phone numbers of family members.

1. The time when babies concentrate most during the day is before going to bed, and it is best to tell them stories or common sense at this time, and the learning effect is the best;

2. Teach your baby to know the names and phone numbers of family members so that they can provide necessary information when they are lost;

3. Communicate with your baby frequently to cultivate and exercise language skills.

2. Early education tips for babies aged 2 years and 8 months

From now on, you should consciously teach your baby to know the names and phone numbers of family members so that when something unusual happens, the baby can provide information to helpers. Some babies have reached the required language ability and can fluently say the names of family members, including unusual relatives and friends, their occupations, and express their intentions relatively clearly. Due to individual differences in development, some babies have just learned to speak. Parents do not need to rush to compare the baby with other children. As long as they communicate with him frequently, he will be able to catch up quickly.

1. Parent-child games

The silhouettes of objects are really interesting: This game increases the baby's understanding of shapes, lets the baby know the meaning of symbols, exercises the baby's matching and memory skills, and develops the baby's language ability.

How to play:

a. Prepare a flashlight and a bed sheet, and collect objects of different shapes, such as balls and teddy bears.

b. Place two stools back to back with a distance of one meter between them, and cover them with a bed sheet to make a temporary screen.

c. Show your baby all the objects.

d. The mother holds the object, sits in front of the screen, turns off the lights in the room, and shines a flashlight from behind the object, and the silhouette of the object appears on the bed sheet.

e. Ask your baby to identify objects based on their silhouette and express how he feels at the moment, so as to train his language editing ability.

Building blocks, dominoes, model cars, etc.

3. Picture book recommendations

(1) Dr. Seuss’s Bilingual Classics Series: Dr. Seuss’s picture books not only tell interesting stories but also help children learn English easily based on their interests. They are excellent reading materials that help children master English step by step.

(2) Chinese Fairy Tales Classics (7 volumes): The illustrations in this set of books are very “Chinese” and deserve praise. For example, the story of “Golden Pumpkin and Silver Bean” is presented using traditional Chinese paper-cutting.

4. Recommended children's songs

Politeness series: "Dressing", "Brushing Teeth", "Greeting and Seeing Off Guests", "Respecting Elders", "Interacting with Peers", and "Dining Etiquette".