Dough isn't just good for sculpting, but it's also fun, jerking off to your child's ingenuity if you know how to play more fun. Dr. Sindee Chamrennusit, pediatrician specializing in child development and mother-of-one There are simple instructions for all mothers.

Stimulating your senses is the beginning of intelligence because he will be able to practice matching between what he sees. The sense of touch and the name of that thing, that becomes a recognition for future use. Mom, let's ask you a simple answer, like, is this dough as soft as my bear? What's the piglet that I colored? Did I make flowers? Try sniffing out how it smells like flowers.

Let's use the role-playing dough, play dough only, or use other toys to make role-playing more realistic and fun, such as playing candy sales, selling food, sculpting zoos, etc. This kind of play trains you to be an observant child around you to try to follow your imagination and practice daily communication.

Have you noticed that you often make dough in strange shapes, so let's try this opportunity to play "guess"? Playing like this will help you make the most of your imagination and creativity. Guessing the name of what is molded is practicing new terms and making your child dare to express themselves, daring to express different opinions, which is an important starting point for learning to the intelligence of the child.

By opening the Flash Card, you can enjoy and stimulate intelligence, as they will observe, act and find ways to successfully make the resulting problem, but there may be a moment when you are not sure. Can't make it or ask for help. This is the moment when you should encourage and help a little to make sure you try a new sculpture, such as the one you make is cute about.

The "magic hour" when mothers have fun with their children is quality time and the happiest time for the family, but above all, they will be happy, warm, safe, which is an important mental basis for them to go out and learn new things all the time because they know that they will be supportive.

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