Practice Intelligence Children From Birth

Stimulants stimulant the brain works can be given since the baby is born.

Smart to have a child every parent's desires. In order for your child's smart, necessary stimulants stimulants early brain works.

A child psychiatrist from Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (RSCM) Dr. dr. Tjhin Wiguna, SpKJ, say, stimulants can be given since the baby is born.

"Stimulation is conducted in an atmosphere to play, continuous and varied," he said in a talk show 'How to Establish a Child Healthy, Smart, and Quality' in Jakarta, Saturday, October 10, 2009.

Stimulus will help the establishment of branches of brain cells and double the number of connections formed between cells of the brain that the brain circuitry that is more complex, sophisticated, and powerful. Giving stimulants vary depending on the age of the child.

Age 0-3 months
Stimuli that can be given a comfortable, safe, and fun, such as hugging, holding, baby eyes, take a smile, cracking sound or music, bright moving objects, rolling slowly to the right and left, and positioning it on his stomach / back.

Age 3-6 months
Bring your baby-boo play, and the mirror to see the expression itself. At this age, babies begin to train for his stomach, sat down, and stretched himself.

Age 6-9 months
Parents can begin to get used to call the child's name, shaking hands, clapping, standing with the handle training, and read stories.

Age 9-12 months
Encourage your child to imitate the name his mama and daddy. He also taught to drink from a glass, or playing ball rolling and practice to learn to take the ball himself.

Age 12-18 months
Teach your child to doodle with color pencil on paper, arrange cubes, blocks, and puzzles. It is time also trained to walk without support, walking backwards, and climbing stairs.

Age 18-24 months
Began to take the little discussion about the pictures or pointed parts of the body. Talk about everyday activities, and practice hand washing.

Over 2 years of age
At this age children already prepared for preschool activities. Teach your child knows colors, counting objects, brush teeth, dress himself, learn to use the toilet themselves, and all the things your child to train independently.