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Baby’s brain development is closely related to our education. In particular, parents’ unintentional behavior can cause invisible harm to the baby, so don’t do it.
The age of 0 to 3 years is an important stage for the rapid growth of the baby’s brain synapses. At this time, brain messages are transmitted and received by the synapses, so interacting more with babies, including touching, massaging or talking, or even more leaving the house, by accumulating every little detail, is positive for the development of the baby’s brain.
However, in addition to positive companionship, parents may be unknowingly engaging in many behaviors in life that are damaging their babies’ brains without even realizing it! Below we summarize the 9 most common mistakes parents make. Let’s take a look. How many of these have you done?
Mistake 1: Excessive use of electronic products
Once electronic screens are overused, the baby’s brain may develop a behavior of simply watching and constantly switching attention. This hinders the development of children’s attention, especially before the age of 2, which is strictly prohibited.
Wrong behavior 2: Not letting the baby eat alone
Many parents worry that their children always eat messily and feel that it is better to feed them faster rather than letting them scratch and eat indiscriminately. In fact, by constantly touching and identifying things, the baby’s little hands also provide feedback to the brain to think. Long-term feeding is definitely not beneficial for the baby’s ability to think independently.
Wrong behavior 3: Eating soft food
Many parents or elderly people are always afraid that their babies will choke on food, and the food needs to be crushed into puree before feeding. They don’t know that such eating habits affect the development of the baby’s mouth muscles and cause the baby to drool as he grows older. Slurred speech impairs the ability to speak.
Wrong behavior 4: Lack of activity
We can see that today’s children lack intelligence rather than concentration! In fact, you can start the habit of playing sports at a young age, because when the baby plays sports, the communication between the neurons in the brain is more intense and the attention will be more concentrated, thereby improving memory.
Mistake 5: Parents often argue
Don’t think that children don’t feel it when adults argue. When parents argue frequently, the child’s stress level increases. When stress levels rise, more cortisol is released, damaging the hippocampus, which is responsible for memory and learning. Don’t be careful!
Mistake 6: Lack of effective companionship
Many parents may not understand, “I obviously accompanied them to the park?” The reason is that many parents like to watch TV and mobile phones while accompanying their children. This is the so-called ineffective companionship. Ineffective companionship can interfere with the child’s “joint attention,” i.e.
Mistake 7: Lack of adequate sleep
Parents are recommended to set a regular sleep time for their babies from an early age so as not to impair or interrupt the brain’s reception and processing efficiency of external information and also affect the function of the prefrontal cortex.
Mistake 8: Talking to your baby too little
Many parents are used to reading stories to their babies. In fact, they should be encouraged to talk to their children in person. This is because babies learn pronunciation by watching adults’ mouth and tongue movements and then imitating them. Allowing children to only listen to stories can greatly reduce their enthusiasm for speaking.
Mistake 9: Lack of important nutrients
Babies under 4 months old use breast milk or formula as a source of nutrition. However, infants and toddlers 4 months and older can begin supplementation after starting solid foods, depending on the baby’s diet and physical condition. Including “Probiotics” that increase the good bacteria in the body, aid digestion and regulate the body, while “DHA” improves learning, concentration and reaction.
Dear parents, if we want to raise a smart baby, it depends on how we treat him, so let’s work hard together!
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