A research survey from Harvard University shows that children have the following three behaviors since childhood and will become smarter as they grow up. Parents, do your children have any?
1、 Love to cause destruction. Although early babies may not grow big, their destructive power is not small.
Parents who like to tear paper and throw things have a strong destructive power. Don't worry about those things, they should be happy that their child's brain is developing well. The child initially explored the world through their mouth, but later on, more and more delicate hand movements emerged. The occurrence of complex movements such as tearing, grasping, throwing, and pulling is actually a manifestation of good brain development. During the process of constantly tearing paper and throwing things, children train and improve their hand eye coordination, fine hand movements, and their brain's ability to control their hands. The more destructive things you do, the smarter the baby and the better its brain development.
2、 Babies are particularly active, and they also like to imitate what is usually said. If a child is taught something by an adult, they will learn something.
These children are how adults teach them how to learn, or they can imitate various words and behaviors of adults. If a baby is particularly fond of movement and still bouncing around every day, the most important thing is that they enjoy imitating. Whether it's a child imitating a sentence or an adult's behavior, they always imitate whatever they see, which is a manifestation of a child's high intelligence. If your children also exhibit such behavior, then you must guide them well, and they will grow up to be very smart.
3、 Children have a unique mindset and are particularly fond of asking quirky questions. Many children are mischievous from a very young age, and their thinking is very active, and their way of thinking is somewhat different from that of ordinary people.
These children are particularly fond of wild and imaginative thinking, which makes people feel that their behavior is a bit strange or makes adults feel that their behavior is not very serious. Perhaps many parents may not understand or feel worried when they see their children being different from their peers. In fact, once parents encounter these situations, it is unnecessary for their children to worry excessively. If your children also engage in these behaviors, it is likely to prove that you have given birth to a genius. Parents must strengthen their guidance in daily life, as they are likely to become scientists. How to make the baby's brain develop better? Part of a child's intelligence comes from their parents' inheritance, while the other part comes from their acquired education. Nobel economists once proposed a conclusion: early education has the highest return on investment, so parents must seize early family education before the age of three. Because the brain develops the fastest in the first three years of life, you can clearly see that a child's cerebellum grows to the size of an adult's brain.
1. Parents should teach them to be independent in life. When parents should let go, they must learn to let go and let their children face the challenges on their own. When there are problems, let them solve them on their own, so that they can exercise their brain power. Over time, these children have become less dependent on their parents and have learned to be independent.
2. Buy some educational toys for children. When children are very young, they cannot do without toys, but what kind of toys they play with often determines their intelligence level. For those educational toys, it is also very helpful for children, as they can freely be spliced together. At the same time, it can also exercise one's intelligence, which is very helpful for improving creativity and imagination.