Baby Soft Silicone Building Blocks

The benefits of playing with blocksChildren's building blocks
1. Exercise hand-eye coordination. When stacking blocks, children need to use their hands dexterously, so fine motor development is encouraged. Stacking scattered building blocks into complex objects can also exercise hand-eye coordination.
2. Cultivate the power of observation. Objects such as houses built by children are actually common in life. They must first learn to observe, and then in the process of playing, they will use building blocks to express the things they observe in their daily life. Observation is cultivated unconsciously.
3. Develop communication skills. It is best to let your child build blocks with other children, which is more fun than playing alone. Moreover, children build blocks together, and they will inspire each other, so they will play more seriously, which is also good for cultivating children's ability to get along with others.
4. Make children more confident. The process of building blocks can be completely controlled by the child, which will bring satisfaction and self-confidence to the child.
5. In the process of playing with building blocks, children can also learn a lot of mathematical knowledge, develop a sense of space, imagination, creativity and language expression.
6. Helps develop intelligence. Training children's hand-eye coordination is good for children's intelligence. When building blocks, children must involve issues such as proportions, which is conducive to the early cultivation of the concept of numbers. Building blocks are conducive to children's imagination, and they can use different types of building blocks to build together.