How to get your baby or toddler to focus on flash cards?
This common frustration for parents arises when their baby boy cannot keep still, whether at home, in the car, or during classes. Interestingly, right brain teachers say that even if the child isn't looking at flash cards, they are still hearing, learning, and absorbing information. Do not underestimate your child's learning ability.
There are a few reasons why your child is not looking at the flashcards,
Your child already knows or sees the flash cards you are teaching.
He is preoccupied/curious about his surrounding
Bored
Sleepy, tired, or not in his best mood.
Here are some tips you can use before his flash card lessons at home,
If you are teaching your child at home, we would recommend you choose a little corner where your child is not easily distracted by his surrounding.
Create a routine and choose a time that you feel your baby is in their best learning mood. Learning must be FUN.
Before your child's home lessons, make sure your child has enough sleep, they have eaten, and is not hungry during classes. Do give positive words/affirmation to your child, for example, telling your child that he is a good boy, he will enjoy his classes, he is doing well... etc. Â
For your flash cards lessons at home, keep them short and sweet because your child is also busy and wants to explore his surroundings. Â
Whether you send your child for right brain classes or teach flash card lessons at home, do not have expectations to see immediate results or want to test your child.
Some kids show results fast, some much later. Learning should be FUN, and enjoyable. We as parents should encourage and cultivate learning habits at a very young age.Â
The younger to start, the easier it is to teach a child.
The Right Brain Education Library provides you with flashcards and right brain memory exercises that are exciting, and FUN and will expand your child's learning abilities.Â
Visit: www.RightBrainEducationLibrary.com
