Every child is like a blank sheet of paper from birth. For preschool babies, early education games are very helpful to their growth, development and learning cognitive abilities. Children are 1 year old. At this time, babies transition from babies to toddlers, and this stage is also the best time for early childhood education games.

When children are 1 year old, they are still babbling and cannot walk. However, they can already crawl skillfully, which is also conducive to them exploring the things they are curious about and exercising. Their hands become more flexible, such as picking up some objects or toys on the ground, building blocks, etc. At the same time, it also greatly helps their language skills. They can understand simple words and instructions from their parents, and listen to some short stories or children's songs.

If the baby can speak some simple words, then parents can play some slightly more complex games with the baby. Before children aged 1 to 2 play music games, parents can let their children experience different sounds. Nature is the best, such as the sounds of animals and birds; the small sounds in life, the sounds of objects colliding, etc. What are some music games suitable for children aged 1 to 2 years old?

I think there are four music games suitable for children. First of all, I think children aged 1 to 2 years old can play percussion, and parents can prepare different music games for their children. For objects, let the children hit them with chopsticks or small sticks. Parents can buy toys such as rattles and cradle for their young babies. I believe these are also toys that many people had when they were young. They can also put bells on the baby's hands and feet to promote the movement of the baby's hands and feet.

Secondly, prepare several different objects. For example, the father can hold a cup, the mother can hold a milk powder can, and the baby can hold a flute. The three of them can play and sing together to cultivate the child's sense of rhythm.

Thirdly, parents can also let their 1- to 2-year-old babies imitate the sounds of trains and the sounds of various small animals, and encourage them to pronounce words according to the rhythm. For example, the sound of a car horn can be "Didi, bah bah." "wait. ?

Finally, you can also make up some simple movements and dance to the music with your baby. In addition, it is also very interesting for the whole family to dress up and hold a dance competition on the weekend.