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It is said that there are many benefits for babies to play with building blocks, so what are the benefits of children playing with building blocks? Do moms and dads know? Let’s take a look!

1. Cultivate your baby's curiosity

Baby playing with building blocks can induce and cultivate the baby's curiosity and develop the baby's imagination.

The building blocks can be put together at will, and the baby can freely play and match and imagine freely while playing with the building blocks.

This process is actually the development of the baby's right brain, because the right brain governs our human creativity. Therefore, building blocks also have a nootropic effect on the development of the right brain.

2. Promote language and social skills

Baby playing with building blocks is helpful for language and social skills, and babies can communicate and communicate when playing building blocks with their friends. Therefore, the baby playing with building blocks can also help develop the baby's language and social skills.

3. Improve parent-child relationship

It is more difficult for babies under 3 years old to play building blocks on their own, so they can play with the whole family, which can deepen the parent-child relationship. Let the baby fully feel the love of his parents from an early age.

4. Cultivate observation

When playing with building blocks, parents can try to push the piled building blocks down to scare the baby, and cultivate the baby's ability to understand each other through observation.

5. Increase children's self-confidence

When children are playing with building blocks, when they successfully build a building block model, parents should give praise and encouragement in time to encourage children to continue to do even better!

Finally, when the children reach the appropriate age, they begin to exert their incomparable curiosity and imagination. Therefore, at this time, parents can buy building blocks for their children, which is conducive to the development of children's spatial perception, creativity, and understanding.