Ways to Help Your Child’s Brain Develop

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As we all are caring and loving parents, we often worry too much about a child’s brain development. Pushing them too hard to learn some new skills can sometimes bring us the opposite effect. All kids develop their skills while they are playing. During their amusing time, you could notice changes in their way of thinking. Some motor skills are improving as they are repeated more often. Other brain activities are developing by themselves and we could describe it to our nature. To help your kids make better progress during their growth, organize them to learn through fun. Herewith our ideas you can easily make that happened and boost a child’s brain development.

Reading Books

Reading books to your little one is crucial for building their focus and improving their hearing senses. While you are reading his favorite bedtime story, you will notice how his curiosity is expressed through a few questions like what does bunny eat and how he runs so fast. Be patient and try to answer every question with an explanation that only he could understand. You could even get them some educational books for learning letters and numbers. Through them, he will learn how to write and calculate in the future. Reading to your child will strengthen your bond and help to improve his brain activities. While you are spending more time together you could even track his progress and spot an obstacle if there is any, that stay on way to your kid’s development.   

Educational Toys

Educational toys are must-have in the kid’s toy collection. The market is full of motivational toys for children that can help them with the improvement of their motor and cognitive skills. Before you decide which one to get to do your research and read some good reviews about them. Every child is different so you have to choose a proper toy for them. While they are having fun with some role-playing games they are expanding their vocabulary and social skills. Choosing toy medical kits can be a great way to help them to increase their brain activities. If you are doing it together, your child will be more focused on tasks like remembering which medicine to give to her injured doll or how to put a bandage on your hand.

Hide and Seek Game

Some old games that are passed down from generation to generation can be very useful for your kid’s development. One of them is hidden and seeks and it can be of great help. The game itself is very simple and easy to play. You need to cover your eyes, count to 10 and let your kids hide around the house. After finished counting, you will go to search for them, and they can’t be caught while they are trying to get to the counting spot. Who gets first ends the game. With this kind of playtime, you can encourage your child’s creativity by letting him hide in different places. He can practice his memory by remembering places where did you search for him due last time. To make it more challenging, organize a little kid’s party where you can call his friends to participate in this old but exciting game.

Choosing the right way to help your child’s brain development doesn’t have to look complicated. If you take some time to observe his behavior and track his progress you could see what works best for him. Including your partner can also be of great help and you can notice how your family relations are getting better from time to time. Don’t make pressure to yourself or any kind of tension. If you think that you are out of ideas, do your research online, through books or even during conversations with other parents. You don’t have to worry too much, everything will come to place as your children passing to different growth stages.

Bio: Nemanja is editor-in-chief @ WalkJogRun and BornCute. You can find him on Twitter

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LaDonna Dennis

LaDonna Dennis is the founder and creator of Mom Blog Society. She wears many hats. She is a Homemaker*Blogger*Crafter*Reader*Pinner*Friend*Animal Lover* Former writer of Frost Illustrated and, Cancer...SURVIVOR! LaDonna is happily married to the love of her life, the mother of 3 grown children and "Grams" to 3 grandchildren. She adores animals and has four furbabies: Makia ( a German Shepherd, whose mission in life is to be her attached to her hip) and Hachie, (an OCD Alaskan Malamute, and Akia (An Alaskan Malamute) who is just sweet as can be. And Sassy, a four-month-old German Shepherd who has quickly stolen her heart and become the most precious fur baby of all times. Aside from the humans in her life, LaDonna's fur babies are her world.

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Through them, he will learn how to write and calculate in the future. Reading to your child will strengthen your bond and help to improve his brain activities. While you are spending more time together you could even track his progress and spot an obstacle if there is any, that stay on way to your kid’s development.