Many parents who want their children to be happy believe that giftedness is the key to future success and prosperity. A lot of methods of "growing little geniuses" have been invented. And many of them agree on fundamental points that help develop gifted children.
Instructions
Step 1
Start practicing as early as possible. It is at an early age that a child is able to easily assimilate a variety of knowledge. You should play educational games with your baby even before a year. Until the age of five, the child's genotype expands, that is, even without a hereditary inclination to something, he will still be able to learn this, for example, master a foreign language.
Step 2
Paste reproductions of world art masterpieces on the wallpaper in the children's room. If a child from infancy sees and considers them, this will affect his aesthetic perception of the world, taste and intellect. For the same purpose, it is useful for children to stage works of famous composers, but not in a distorted "children's" version, but in the usual one.
Step 3
Introduce your toddler to letters and numbers before he can walk. Offer him pencils, paints, pens, musical instruments, etc. The sensitive periods are so short that there is a danger of missing them. Therefore, the sooner the child gets to know all the possible ways to express himself, the better.
Step 4
When purchasing toys, first of all, be guided by what benefits it can bring to the development of the baby's giftedness and intelligence. All games in your home should be educational. This does not mean that you cannot buy dolls and cars! With them you can come up with many interesting educational games: "School", "Theater", "Family", etc. But do not buy too many toys - the child's attention will be scattered, and he will not learn anything, grabbing at one or the other.
Step 5
Communicate with your child. For communication to be useful, do not try to pronounce many words that are clever and incomprehensible to the baby. Better say a few, but be sure to explain them to him. Choose a variety of themes: animals, seasons, space, etc. The broader the child's horizons, the better.
