• Collect pictures of objects like spoon, pen, book, ball, cars or photographs of family members. Pictures should be bright, clear, colourful and real.
• Stitch together several zip pouches along the bottom edge.
• Glue the collected pictures on the cardboard or chart paper. Cardboard should be big enough to slide into the zip pouch.
• Write the names of the picture on the back side for you to read and say.
• Say it loud to your baby when he/she is in a playful mood.
Recognition is important for cognitive development. A child must be able to recognize objects, people before they can converse or reason about them. Since, infants at this age look for novel stimulus, this activity keeps them focused and feed their brains with ever-changing sensory experiences.
It has been scientifically proven that infants with better recognition memory learn faster than babies with poorer recognition skill. And, parents can do a lot to help their baby in this process!
So, go ahead and make this DIY for endless fun and some quality time.
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