When a child is in his arms, it is much easier to communicate with him. In addition, not all parents know that a child will learn a lot and develop faster if carried correctly.
Instructions
Step 1
When the baby begins to hold his head, you can wear him in the Buddha pose. To do this, press it with its back to your stomach, hold the chest with one hand, and fix the child's legs with the other in the "Turkish" pose. When carrying a baby in this way, he will get acquainted with the world around him and learn to better navigate in space. In this position, the child's brain centers will actively work, processing a large amount of information, which will have a beneficial effect on the development of his memory and thinking.
Step 2
Take the baby in a "column", with one hand holding the baby's straight legs by the knees, and with the other - under the breast. Sway it a little from side to side as you walk and recite nursery rhymes. This method trains the baby's vestibular apparatus well. And thanks to this, he quickly learns to roll over, sit, crawl and walk. In addition, this way of wearing helps the baby to navigate in space and compare various objects in motion.
Step 3
Take the child in your arms, turn the back towards you and press with your hands. Squat, spin, bend forward, etc., accompanying gymnastics with rhythmic rhymes. With the help of these exercises, the child's vestibular apparatus is trained.
Step 4
Turn the baby with his back to you and, holding him by his sides, lift him up and down. Thus, the child's back muscles will be strengthened. In addition, he will become familiar with concepts such as “high” and “low”, “large” and “small”.
Step 5
Take the baby in your arms, hold the chest with one hand, and hold the legs with the other and bring it to the mirror. Do this as often as possible so that he learns to recognize his reflection. This entertainment will contribute to the child's self-identification and faster exploration of the world around him.
