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Child Development Advisor >> Choose the right developmental toys for your child. Blocks are one of the most popular and valuable toys. Playing with them is a great pleasure for children and parents playing with them. Educational blocks not only bring joy during play, they additionally develop many skills of the child. Each element of K's Kids toys is designed in such a way as to support the proper development of children. To make it easier for parents to understand the benefits of playing with K's Kids products, a Skills Triangle has been created that shows what the child needs for proper physical, cognitive and social development. The Skills Triangle is a simple guide for parents, showing what skills a child acquires or develops while playing with a given toy and is on each package of products. Some toys are designed for the development of several spheres, others are designed to shape their larger number - depending on the needs and capabilities of children at different stages of development. Advantages: support the development of many skills super colorful soft material that helps to grasp the blocks pleasant to the touch easily connect with each other are handy - the child can easily rotate them in the hands perfect for a gift What skills can your child develop while playing with blocks? Physical development of the senses - stimulate the child's curiosity and encourage them to discover things around him. Toys stimulating the senses are extremely important in the early development of the child fine motor skills - develops precise and controlled movements, along with facial expressions, hand-eye coordination and proper articulation of motor skills large - these are the movements of larger muscles responsible for the work of arms, legs, feet or the whole body. Toys encourage your child to dig, crawl, run or jump Cognitive development logical skills - they allow children to combine scraps of information. Toys, such as puzzles or blocks, can strengthen children's intelligence, ordering, concentration, argumentation and problem-solving creativity - developing the imagination of a young child is indispensable in the process of shaping abstract thinking and creativity. This feature affects the ability to improvise, take initiative and problem-solving language skills - language intelligence is the ability to make sounds and use language, express oneself and understand other people. Toys improving the ability to understand words, distinguish sounds,rhythms and inflectional forms affect the development of this function in the development process Social development communication -communication skills help the child in performing the task,which require cooperation and facilitate work in a group of self-esteem -is a complex of achievements,which the child receives from important people, in particular from parents and peers. When a child can complete the task that the toy puts before him, he is satisfied with himself. This helps him build a stronger sense of self-worth and better self-esteem. Below we present the various stages developing the child's skills, depending on age: Stage 1 (12-24m) Objective: Practicing fine motor skills - grasping. Method: Encourage your child to grasp the blocks with their right and left hands. Objective: Large motor training - throwing Method: The cubes are very soft and easy to hold in little hands. Encourage your child to throw dice. Objective: Cognitive training - naming pictures. Method: With the help of pictures, teach children different names of animals, plants or objects from everyday life. Objective: Stimulate the sense of touch. Method: The blocks are made of various materials such as cotton, corduroy, etc. Encourage your child to touch and feel different structures. Objective: Balance exercise - stacking blocks Method: Encourage your child to stack 4-6 cubes on top of each other. This exercise shapes the balance and patience of the child. Stage 2 (24-36m) Objective: Cognitive training - learning colors. Method: Teach your child to distinguish between different colors. Objective: Learning shapes. Method: Teach your child to distinguish shapes by stacking blocks into triangles, squares, and rectangles. Objective: Learning numbers. Method: Teach your child to recognize numbers and count using numbered blocks (1 to 10). Objective: Learning to count. Method: Count the items on the blocks with your child, then encourage them to match them to the appropriate numeric block. Objective: Matching animals. Method: Adjust the blocks to create an animal. At the same time, the parent can teach the child the characteristics of the animal. This exercise improves your child's motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Objective: Learning the causal process. Method: Match the appropriate blocks (cause-effect) and ask your child a question to encourage them to discuss the relationship between images. Objective: Laying puzzles. Method: Arrange the puzzle with 8 cubes together with the child. Objective: Building with blocks. Method: Build the following configurations, starting with simple and ending with the most complex.

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