Represents the benefits of building blocks to children.

The benefits of image building blocks to children: it can train children's concentration, imagination, practical ability, spatial intelligence and creativity.

When playing with building blocks, children will concentrate on assembly and focus on building blocks. Through children's favorite building block games, children's imagination, practical ability, spatial intelligence and creativity will be fully stimulated.

Building blocks are toys that every child likes, and the design principle of the course of image building blocks is to let children improve their image ability in the game.

system of selection

0- 1 year: colorful cloth building blocks

/kloc-children before the age of 0/have not yet formed a real concept of space. Standard hexahedral building blocks with certain texture and mechanical principles are of little significance to them, so it is best to choose interesting building blocks. Such as cloth building blocks, soft texture and bright colors, as well as animals or fruits, which can let children perceive colors, know objects and develop their sense of touch. And they don't have to worry that hard building blocks will hurt their children.

Of course, if such toys are not prepared, dolls, stuffed animals and books can also play these roles. Babies like to put everything in their mouths, so whether it is wooden building blocks or cloth building blocks, they should be safe and non-toxic.

1-2 years old: light building blocks

/kloc-children over 0/year old are forming a sense of space, and they will start to grow taller. Even without building blocks, they like to pile everything together and watch it fall happily. What if it's painted on a building block? Children prefer to play with decorations such as puppies, kittens or dolls. Because the child's body control and hand-eye coordination ability are not very good at this time, it is necessary to choose lightweight building blocks to prevent the child from being injured when the building blocks collapse. Building blocks should not be too big for children to catch.