Products Description
Product details
Item Name: kids puzzle mat
Item Number: FM-FPM-8-f
Material: EVA
Color: multi colors or custom
Size: 30.5x30.5x1cm
MOQ: 500 sets
Place of Origin: Fujian, China
Brand Name: Faithmat
Feature: Waterproof, Shockproof, Odorless, Non-Toxic, Easy to clean, Easy assembly
Application: Playroom, nursery, living room, playground
Package: 16 pcs per set, 4 sets in a carton
Features
1.IDEAL FOR KIDS
Young children usually feel comfortable on the floor, where they can freely explore the world around them. Therefore, make sure that the baby is soft and comfortable on the floor. The mat can be used to learn to walk or crawl, to play, rest or as a "picnic blanket". The mat has the option of folding a band, which will be an obstacle for the toddler, will protect him while playing and will not allow toys or balls to fall out of the mat.
2.ANTI-SLIP SURFACE
The mat has a special non-slip texture and is completely safe for children, absorbs falls while playing and learning to take the first steps.
3.EASY JOINING PUZZLES
The set consists of 25 elements. The edges have special "teeth", thanks to which they can be combined in any way. The thickness of the mat ( 1 cm) makes it a good insulation against the cold, so you can spread it on cooler surfaces, e.g. tiles.
4.SPATIAL PUZZLES
Because the mat connects like a puzzle , you can build a tower, cube and other constructions that your child can come up with. Each animal can be taken out of the square, thanks to which you can play in their arrangement and matching . In addition, the toddler will have the opportunity to learn to recognize the names of animals.
When is My Baby Ready to Play and Learn?
During the first month of life, your newborn will spend much of the day sleeping or seeming drowsy. Over the next several weeks to months, your baby will begin to be awake and alert for longer periods of time. You'll learn to recognize when your baby is ready to learn and play:
A baby who is quiet and alert will be attentive and responsive and interested in their surroundings. Encourage learning with smiles, soothing sounds, and gentle caresses.
A baby who is awake but active (squirming, flapping arms, or kicking legs) or fussing is less able to focus on you. The baby may seem upset or cry when you try to get their attention. These are signs that your baby may be getting hungry, tired, or overstimulated.
What Babies Learn While Playing?
Some adults who watch children playing believe they are not doing anything very important. But if you watch carefully, you may notice that babies who are playing are actually practicing some complex and important skills. All of these experiences help strengthen connections in the brain:
Exploring new objects. During play, children use all of their senses to explore things in the world around them. They may hold objects close to their eyes, drop them to hear the sound they make, or even place them in their mouths.
Testing how things work. When babies sit in a high chair and drop things on the floor, they learn about cause and effect. A rattle bounces and makes a noise; a glass shatters; and a handful of cottage cheese spatters. By experimenting, children begin to figure out what happens next and how different objects work.
Practicing and expanding skills. Children may try something new during play, and then repeat it over and over again until they perfect it. Children may also "accidentally" do something new. For example, a baby playing with crayons may accidentally press hard enough to leave a mark on the paper. He might look at that mark, decide it's interesting, and try to repeat the motion to make another mark. What began as an accidental discovery begins a process of building connections in the brain, leading to further discoveries.
QnA
Q: Why do babies play all the time?
A: Babies usually like to spend much of their time playing on their own. They are exploring all aspects of their environment from the sound of their own voice and the feel of their own body parts to those of others. They want to gaze upon, grab, suck and rattle any object that comes their way.
Q: Why do babies make you so happy?
A: "Babies can elicit oxytocin release and we know that the oxytocin system interacts with the dopamine reward system," Rilling said. "Excess dopamine (as with cocaine use) can lead to euphoria, so perhaps oxytocin-mediated dopamine release is responsible for the feeling you describe."
Q: Is play good for the brain?
A: Play is crucial for brain development because it gives babies and young children opportunities to experience new things and practice existing skills, which strengthens networks of brain connections.
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