Plastic moving eyes
[Baby use]: can make eyes of dolls, insects and small animals. [Usage]: it is very convenient to stick the double-sided adhesive tape behind your eyes to the place where you want to stick it.

Advantages of manual work

1. Cultivate self-confidence
   it is necessary for the baby to complete a self-promo piece independently. In this process, the child will also encounter many problems. If the baby can finish it, it is also a manifestation of perseverance, no matter what kind of hand-made finished product the baby is, it should be praised and affirmed, so that the child can build self-confidence.
  2. Cultivate observation
   when making handwork, babies are usually simple everyday things. It depends on the baby's daily observation of various things in daily life. If the baby observes carefully, the things made will be vivid and pay more attention to the changes in details. After a long time, the baby naturally becomes accustomed to paying attention to things around him.
  3. Cultivate creativity
   most of the time when babies are hand-made, teachers provide pictures or shapes of some things first, then guide children to think in a divergent way, and then mobilize children's enthusiasm for making, let children give full play to their imagination and create things in their minds. This kind of manual production not only exercises children's manual ability, but also cultivates children'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 to real life, and complete this creation with their own hands. For babies, this is the best way to train babies to accomplish one thing independently. From the initial design, creation to the later planning and production, it depends on the baby's hands-on 1.1 points to complete. It is a good cultivation for the baby's practical ability.
  5. Add fun to life

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