The advantages of doing handwork

1. Develop self-confidence
  It is necessary for the baby to finish a handmade work independently, and the child will encounter many problems in this process. If the baby can insist on finishing it, it is also a manifestation of perseverance. No matter what the handmade finished product of the baby is, praise and affirmation should be given to let the child establish self-confidence.
  2. Cultivate observation ability
  When a baby makes something by hand, it's usually something simple and everyday. It depends on how much your baby sees in everyday life. If the baby watches carefully, the result will be lifelike and pay more attention to the changes in detail. As time goes by, babies naturally develop the habit of paying attention to things around them.
  Cultivate creativity
  In many cases of the baby's handmade, the teacher first provides some pictures or models of things, and then guides the children to think divergent thinking, and then mobilize the enthusiasm of children's making, so that the child can give full play to his imagination and create things in his mind. This handmade not only exercises the child's manual ability, but also has a good cultivation of the child's creative ability.
  4. Cultivate children's practical ability
  Manual production not only depends on the creative ability in children's minds, but also allows children to put this creative ability into practice, move it to real life, and use their own hands to complete the creation. For babies, this is the best way to train them to do things on their own. From the initial design, the creation to the later planning, production, are to rely on the baby to do it bit by bit. For the baby's hands-on ability is a good training.
  5. Spice up your life

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