Infant intelligence development games:
These simple everyday games will help develop your child's brain and encourage the development of language, science, math and organizational skills. Here are some intelligence and thinking games:
Effective interaction and communication:
Good interactions with caregivers are vital to cognitive development.
Where is the cup?
Simple games like moving the cup out of sight and asking your child "Where's the cup?"
Kids sport:
You don't need to take your child for a course, but physical activity such as crawling, running and jumping, walking or swimming promotes brain development.
Thanksgiving and social interactions:
When your child hands you a toy and looks at you expectantly, a game that develops his social and emotional intelligence begins, so respond with pleasure ("Thank you very much!") and return the toy.
Rhyme time:
Reading books filled with rhyming words helps your child develop phonemic awareness, which is an important component of language.
face to face:
Staring at faces seems to support children's visual development and cognitive growth. A simple game like placing your face 10-12 inches from your child's face, then switching with another person or even a toy and waiting for your child to respond, can help hone his skills.
Construction skills:
Shape sorting game helps develop spatial awareness and mathematical ability. Once babies are a little older, the building blocks can help continue that development.
Comedy and show emotions:
Try to respond to your baby's early playfulness and first words with a big laugh, squeal or a surprised face, because babies are often happy with these responses and more interested in maintaining interaction.
Understanding and explaining the child's feelings:
Playing together provides opportunities to enhance social and emotional skills by helping your child understand and process emotions.
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