When we have a baby, our family and friends try, with all the good faith in the world, to advise us and anticipate possible mistakes we can make due to our lack of experience in this new role of parents.
We received tips and information from numerous sources, but it is our common sense and the choice of the type of education we are going to give our son, what will determine which we will accept, which we will apply only in part and which do not fit our perception as parents.
I admit that I am one of those who get carried away by her intuition and although sometimes, like everyone else, I am wrong, in the end I always succeed in the most complex situations.
Therefore, when one of my best friends, with two children, told me that some parents, and it was obvious that she was referring to me, we tend to over-stimulate our children, I got angry. As I deduced from his words, excited and anxious for introducing to our son the world of which he is already a part, we want them to learn quickly, we have them in arms almost all day and we do not stop making them monkeys and provide them with toys that do not match their age, because we see in them special innate abilities and we trust in their ability to learn at a faster rate than the rest of the children.
Now, more relaxed and looking back with a broader perspective, I'm left with the background of his words. Of course, there is no one better than parents to define the pace of learning of their own child Y every child is unique, but starting from this premise and without serving as a precedent (I would do it again in the same way), I do understand that it is advisable to rationalize the use of toys, understanding that learning is a process that requires time and that in the case of a newborn, has a lifetime ahead.
Not much early gets up early
Everybody the children they need a period in which they must learn to adapt to an environment that is new to them, where there are annoying noises, changes of light, visits by strange people who do not stop gesturing and emit incomprehensible sounds ... the best way to help them locate is to give them time to know themselves and for this it is also important to favor relaxation and the spaces that induce it.
The musical projector penguin provides parents with a tool with which to stimulate the child at a visual and auditory level, while relaxing listening to one of his melodies or learning to recognize simple path icons that will go providing confidence and tranquility.
It allows the option to change the drawings through sheets, leaving the more detailed figures for when the baby has developed a little more visual acuity. Classical music, nannies or nature sound will sound for about 15 minutes, offering you the possibility of different combinations of lights and sounds.
A fun and relaxing way to start learning that will help you strengthen your confidence and enjoy identifying the different shapes and colors or differentiating the different melodies, while learning to calm down and fall asleep in a relaxed way.
