Parents who have cute babies at home, do you often worry about your baby's little habits? Don't worry, today the editor of Qitan will list ten good habit-forming games that are educational and entertaining, so that babies can easily learn life skills while playing, and parents can also save a lot of worry~
The first one that must be highly recommended is "Run for Better Health"! This toilet guide specially designed for babies under 3 years old uses cute scene simulations to help babies learn to use the toilet on their own in the company of small animals. The most considerate thing is that the game has gentle voice prompts. The baby can learn the correct way to use the toilet by listening to the friendly voice, and there is no need to worry about the baby losing concentration. And it's completely free, it's really a work of conscience! 😊
The second one is "Baby Loves Brushing Teeth". Through the tooth brushing game, the baby can follow the little dinosaur in the animation to learn the correct way of brushing teeth, and can also collect little tooth stars, which is particularly interesting.
The third "I'll Get Clothes" teaches your baby about clothes and the order of putting them on and taking them off, from socks to coats, with step-by-step guidance, giving you a full sense of accomplishment.
The fourth model "Little Hand Washing" uses the interaction of bubbles and water to make babies fall in love with hand washing and develop a good habit of washing hands before meals and after using the toilet.
The fifth "Eat Well" simulates a dining table scene, teaching babies to use tableware, not to be picky about food, and to learn about various foods.
The sixth "Sleep Well" uses soft music and bedtime stories to help babies establish regular sleep habits.
The seventh "Organizing Toys" allows babies to send toys back to their respective homes in the game and learn to store and classify them.
The eighth "Polite Angel" teaches babies to say "please", "thank you" and "sorry" through character dialogue and cultivates social etiquette.
The ninth "Little Safety Guard" simulates home and outdoor scenes to teach babies to recognize dangers, such as not touching sockets and crossing the road to look at lights.
The tenth "Understanding Traffic Lights" uses interesting traffic games to help babies learn to read traffic lights and cross the road safely.
These ten games are free and ad-free, making them perfect for young babies. In particular, "Running for Health" solves the toilet training worries of many parents. It is entertaining and educational, and babies can learn it while playing. Parents, you may wish to give it a try with your babies and let good habits develop quietly in the game! 🎈