Blocks are usually cubic wooden or plastic solid toys, usually decorated with letters or pictures on each surface, allowing for different arrangements or building activities, possessing a wide variety of patterns that can develop a child's intelligence.

Choice of building blocks.

1. Ages 0-1: Brightly colored cloth blocks

Children before the age of 1 have not developed a true sense of space, standard hexahedra, with a certain texture, conform to the mechanics of building blocks, and for them, don't make much sense.

So it's best to choose playful blocks.

Such as cloth blocks, soft, brightly colored, with animal or fruit patterns, will allow the child to perceive colors, recognize objects, develop a sense of touch, etc., without worrying about hard blocks hitting the child.

2. Ages 1-2: Lightweight blocks.

3. After age 1, the child begins to develop spatial awareness.

But at this time the child's body control and hand-eye coordination are not very good, so choose light blocks to prevent the child from getting hurt if the blocks fall.

The blocks should not be too big for the child to grasp.

4. Ages 2-3: Standard size blocks.

By age 2, the child has developed spatial concepts, language, thought, and imagination, and can do slightly more complex things with enhanced hand movements, hand-eye coordination.

At this point, you can give him a selection of standard building blocks, such as two perfectly aligned semicircles forming a perfect circle and two short blocks adding up to a long block.

Such blocks, can give the child more space to create and perform.

Play with blocks.

1. Build method

This is the most common way to use blocks.

Children under the age of 6 months can try playing with blocks to practice grasping with their fingers.

Children around the age of 1 can try stacking blocks, from the first two, to three, or even higher, the child's hands-on skills have been greatly exercised.

2. Recognize colors

Blocks are generally made of a combination of colors, which can be great for catching a child's attention.

Therefore, as parents, in the process of playing with the blocks with children, timely guide the children's perception of color, can get twice the result with half the effort.

3. Recognize shapes

This kind of play works well with wooden blocks, which generally have a variety of shapes and can be built into a variety of models.

It is also best for children's creativity, so it is also a good tool for children to recognize different shapes.

The role of building blocks.

1. Increase imagination

A building built from blocks gives children unlimited imagination, allowing them to play freely and unleash their imagination.

2.Develop the right side of your brain

Children can use their imagination and creativity while playing with blocks, and then design and build according to their own ideas.

This process is actually the development of the right side of the baby's brain, because the right side of the brain is our creative head.

Therefore, the product does not develop the intellectual function of the right side of the brain.

Building block games, gain knowledge through play.