Day 300 - Improve Baby's Right and Left Brain
Today's first time parenting tip - Cross your baby's arms to improve cognitive development
This one comes from my mom, a preschool teacher. As a person responsible for getting young minds ready for school, she's got a whole repertoire of activities designed to help kids socialize, develop, etc.
One easy one she told me last weekend was how she and her teaching partner work in different activities where their kids are touching the right side of their body with their left hand and vice versa. It's supposed to increase the communication between left brain and right brain, which in turn helps reading.
She also said if we play games with out 11 month old son and we cross his arms over, it'll help him out with his early brain development.
Interesting...I wonder if it works on adults too...
Parenting, Brain, Reading, Development, Learning
This one comes from my mom, a preschool teacher. As a person responsible for getting young minds ready for school, she's got a whole repertoire of activities designed to help kids socialize, develop, etc.
One easy one she told me last weekend was how she and her teaching partner work in different activities where their kids are touching the right side of their body with their left hand and vice versa. It's supposed to increase the communication between left brain and right brain, which in turn helps reading.
She also said if we play games with out 11 month old son and we cross his arms over, it'll help him out with his early brain development.
Interesting...I wonder if it works on adults too...
Parenting, Brain, Reading, Development, Learning
Labels: brain, development, learning, Reading
posted by Jeff Pfaller at 8:51 PM
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