Stimulation of early childhood brain development is
stimulation that has been carried out since newborns, even since the fetus is 6
months old in the womb.
Stages of Child Brain Development
Early childhood brain development activities such as
stimulation are carried out every day to stimulate all sensory systems of
hearing, sight, touch, smell and taste.
Train Your Little One's Brain Ability
You can do stimulation training by stimulating gross and
fine motor skills in the feet, hands and fingers, inviting them to communicate,
and making your little one feel happy by making him happy and avoiding the
stress of caring for him. This is certainly good for the stage of child brain
development.
Stimulation that is carried out since he was born,
continuously, varied, with an atmosphere of play and affection, will spur
various aspects of a child's intelligence such as mathematical intelligence,
emotional intelligence, language communication, musical intelligence, movement,
fine arts and many more.
Children's Brain Stimulation Based on the Age
of the Little One
Baby stimulation can be given anytime and anywhere, but
you need to pay attention to your little one's age. Provide age-appropriate
stimulation. Stages of child brain development can be balanced with
stimulation. The following is how to do early stimulation at every age of baby
development:
0 - 3 months
The stage of brain development for infants aged 0-3
months, children are able to hug, hold, look at the baby's eyes, invite smiles,
talk, alternately sound various sounds or music, hang and move brightly colored
objects, sound objects, roll the baby from side to side, prone, stimulated to
reach for and hold toys.
3 - 6 months
Baby stimulation 3-6 months should be playing hide and seek, looking at the faces of the little one and mother in the mirror, stimulation to lie face down, lie back and forth and sit.
6 - 9 months
Ways to stimulate babies aged 6-9 months are calling
their names, inviting handshakes, applauding, reading fairy tales, stimulating
sitting, practicing standing while holding.
9 - 12 months
Stimulation of early childhood development can be done by
repeating the names of mother, father, brother, putting toys into containers,
drinking from a glass, rolling a ball, practicing standing, walking holding on.
Did you know?
“Providing stimulation in a fun way according to a
child's age can help stimulate the development of gross, fine, sensory, and
balance motor skills of your little one. Find out more here.”
12 - 18 months
Practice scribbling using colored pencils, arranging
cubes, blocks, simple picture puzzles, putting small objects in and out of
their containers, playing with dolls, spoons, plates, glasses, teapots, brooms,
wipes. Practice walking without holding on, walking backwards, climbing stairs,
kicking a ball, taking off your pants, understanding and doing simple commands,
saying names or pointing out objects.
18 - 24 months
Stimulation of early childhood development can be done by
naming and showing body parts, asking pictures or naming animals & objects
around the house, talking about daily activities, practicing drawing lines,
washing hands, wearing pants and clothes, play throw the ball, jump.
23 years
The stage of child brain development will be maximized if
it is supported with the right stimulation. Stimulation at the age of 2-3 years
is by knowing and saying colors, using adjectives, naming friends, counting
objects, wearing clothes, brushing teeth, playing cards, dolls, cooking,
drawing lines, circles, humans, practice standing on one leg, urinating and
defecating on the toilet.
3 years and over
Developing earlier age abilities, stimulation is also
directed towards school readiness such as: holding a pencil well, writing,
knowing letters and numbers, simple counting, understanding orders and
independence, and teaching them about the concept of sharing. Stimulation can
be done at home and can also be done in preschools, kindergartens or the like.
Early Childhood Brain Stimulation Tips
Stimulation can be done whenever there is an opportunity
when interacting with your little one, every day continuously, varied, adjusted
to the age of the development of his abilities and carried out by the family.
Stimulation should be done in a fun and happy atmosphere.
Don't give stimulation in a hurry, force your will, don't
pay attention to your little one's interests or desires. Avoid feeling angry,
bored, annoyed, because it will stimulate negative emotions for your little one.
In principle, all the mother's words, attitudes and actions when interacting
with her little one are stimulation that is recorded, remembered and will be
imitated.




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