Stimulating the baby’s sense of sight

If your baby is close to one month old, it is time to start activities and play together, I am sure you will enjoy it a lot.
One activity you can do is stimulate their vision; This will allow the brain to receive the stimuli it needs to develop. The newborn still does not coordinate his eyes very well, his vision is blurred and he focuses on objects at a distance of 25 to 30 cm.
If you observe your baby, in the first weeks you will see that he shows interest in black and white patterns, circles, squares, and stripes that attract his attention. Later you will be attracted to the color red for being the most striking.

Contrast cubes, cards, and mobiles are important materials for visual stimulation, I always carry them with me in my early stimulation classes, because with them, through play, you are encouraged in the following aspects:
• Develop the cognitive system
• Increase your ability to focus attention and concentration.
• Allow exploring their environment.
• Strengthen the affective bond with the adult and the family.
• Strengthen your eye coordination
That is why early stimulation experts encourage parents to expose children to a variety of sensory stimuli so that they come to understand that the world has different sounds, colors, smells, shapes, and textures. Babies have the ability to absorb information through their senses. The wealth of sensory stimuli benefits the development of thought, intelligence, and language development.
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When the Baby Comes

We always wonder what to do when the baby is at home. Here you will find answers.

Having a newborn at home is sublime and beautiful in life. What one can share with that little being is indescribable. We are so excited about the baby’s arrival that we look for everyone’s means of spreading “the good news,” even the house is open in full to receive family and friends to celebrate the newborn.
Our life changes, and along the way, we learn what to do with the baby. More, the eternal question during the process with our baby is always, What do I do now? Nervousness is normal, and we ask ourselves many questions, but rest assured that by the end of the month, we will feel relief as we get used to the change in our routines.

Our life changes, and along the way, we learn what to do with the baby. More, the eternal question during the process with our baby is always What do I do now?; nervousness is normal, and we ask ourselves many questions, but rest assured that by the end of the month, we will feel relief as we get used to the change in our routines.

Kids learn from simple toys

Who has not enjoyed their childhood? The beauty of remembering my mother in my childhood looking for objects or materials to turn them into toys for us is incomparable, unforgettable moments that they keep in time and the soul.
In truth, seeing how boxes, bottles, paper, scraps of cloth, socks, etc., were transformed into unique and special toys made our family life happier, regardless of the circumstances we had. Those toys had a very creative stamp and signature, particular and full of feelings.

Now, in my professional life, I have understood and learned that multiple studies show that these have always been present in humanity’s history. Our ancestral infants were happy playing and creating toys with a stick, paper, dry leaves, etc., they used various objects that they found on their way and came to life by putting a name.

Any material or object can be transformed into a toy when using imagination and creativity, this flows spontaneously; For example, a piece of paper can be an airplane or take the shape of an animal, a stone can be used to delimit spaces or maybe paint it and turn it into a paper sheet, a large box can be a house or a car, bottles or jars can become a rattle, everything is useful and very simple to create.

Thus, toys play a preponderant role in early childhood because they learn and evolve quickly. Toys support connection with our young children through the act of creative play.
In this first stage, from 0 to 3 years, we observe that children do not need sophisticated toys. Handmade and straightforward toys can be made with materials or objects that we have at home. We can play using our voice, and our hands to massage, lull them, tell them that we love them, sing to them, listen to music, and tell them short stories; these are games that little ones enjoy.

Let us remember that every child has the right to play at home, play outdoors, go for a walk, and learn about their surroundings; This will allow a safe, happy, and healthy development of the toddler.