Foster a Child’s Creativity: 7 Techniques for Imagination.

Unlock the full potential of a child’s mind by implementing seven effective techniques for imagination and creativity.

Do you belong to those parents who approach the raising of a child from the practical side, trying to develop the necessary skills in life? Are you looking for simple and effective ways to direct your child’s energy in the right direction and maximize your intellect?

There are practical ways that will develop a child’s mind, ingenuity and creative abilities. This can be achieved by introducing the baby to daily activities.

When a child gets different life experiences and performs different actions, his brain develops. Touch, smell, sight, hearing and taste also contribute to brain development.

Therefore, it is necessary to involve the child’s feelings from an early age to help him identify and distinguish things. The development of the child’s motor and cognitive skills will help him develop his mind and intelligence.

Consider some practical tips that will help your child grow intelligently.

1. Avoid television

Pediatricians emphasize that parents should not allow young children to watch television. If a child spends a lot of time on television, it does not contribute to the normal development of his brain. Rather, it reduces the cognitive abilities of the child and takes the time necessary for his mental development.

Therefore, do not allow your child to watch television, instead, engage him in any activity that requires physical or mental effort. A simple game of soccer in the playground will develop the coordination of the child and at the same time enjoy the interaction with their peers.

2. Frequently interact with the child.

Scientists say that constant interaction with the child can greatly improve the development of your brain. When you hug a child, play with him and show your love for him, his brain develops.

When you interact with the child and strengthen the emotional connection with him, he contributes to the development of his thinking. The child also feels confident and secure.

3. Breastfeed up to two years.

Psychological studies suggest that children who are breastfed have a higher IQ than their peers who are not breastfed. It is necessary to breastfeed from birth to six months of age.

However, the pediatrician may recommend that you continue to breastfeed your baby until age two while supplementing the diet with other healthy and nutritious foods.

4. Music can develop the child’s memory, attention, and ability to learn.

Studies show that listening to music can increase the periods during which a child can maintain attention, and also develops their memory.

When you teach a child to play a musical instrument, he develops a sense of rhythm. Learning music helps a child to better perceive time and space, which will undoubtedly be useful later in life.

5. Present your child to the books as soon as possible.

It is never too early to introduce a child to books. When a child is only a few months old, you can read books or even newspapers. Say the words loud enough for the child to hear, observe the correct pronunciation and the location of the tensions. When the child is older, you can show him books with interesting images. Read stories and children’s poems. This will increase your vocabulary and give you an idea about the world around you.

6. Establish the child as possible tasks.

You should always set tasks for your child that are appropriate for your age. Use buckets, balls, and other items to play with the baby. With simple actions, you can teach your child numbers, colors or geometric shapes. As you walk through the garden, tell him the names of plants, birds, etc.

The best way to teach a child something is to show him a good example. Do what you want your child to do regularly. Read, write, play musical instruments, walk, communicate with nature, practice sports. When you do all these activities, have your child nearby. Let your child learn from your example and establish an emotional connection with him.

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