Your
little baby is very fragile.
He/she spends most of his/her time for eating and sleeping. He/she is alert and
ready to learn during 5 - 10 minutes before or after
feeding time. So, this will be a great time to
stimulate your baby.
His/her
eyes are the slowest development part of the body; i.e. he/she can see the
objects that far away from him/her at only approx. 10-13 inches. Your baby likes to look
at black and white more than other colors because the two colors are obviously
contrasting.
To
stimulate your baby's vision, you may introduce your baby about things that are
around him/her. Or let him/her watch
black and white mobiles.
To
stimulate your baby's hearing, you should talk to your baby frequently with
gentle voice. You may shake or squeeze
toys to make sounds and your baby will turn to listen and can recognize and
differentiate the sounds well.
Or you may sing a lullaby song for your baby.
To
stimulate your baby’s smell, you may hug your baby closely and then your baby
can recognize the familiar smell of you. He will gradually distinguish
different other smells. Or let your baby
recognize the smell of milk during breastfeeding, he will feel warm.
To
stimulate your baby's touch, you may buy plush toys for
your baby to hug. You should touch and
hug your baby gently. He/she can listen
your heart beat and feel your love as well.
To
stimulate your baby’s taste, during breastfeeding, he can recognize the taste
of milk and then gradually distinguish different taste later.
To
stimulate your baby’s movement, you should let your baby's body moving freely.
Let
your baby grab mobile above his/her head or kick in the air while lying.
Playing
with your baby frequently can stimulate his/her development. He/she can start to recognize his/her body;
i.e. finger, feet, mouth. He/she can
start making sounds. He/she can start
playing with the closest toys. You will
see these progresses with happiness.
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