Having a baby is
one thing, raising it is another altogether. Every parent wants the best for their
child and will not let go of any opportunity that will help their child to
develop skills in life. There are different approaches in ensuring the growth
of a child physically, socially, emotionally, and mentally. One such way of
ensuring this growth is through the use of colours to enhance baby’s vision.
The first colours that a baby sees and his reaction to them provide parents
with tips on creating an environment that will aid the child’s mental growth.
4. Play Music
Babies are known
to be like sponges, they absorb everything around them that is why most parents
wish to take advantage of the initial stages of baby development to create an
environment that is both stimulating and encouraging for positive growth. Babyroom décor is one such way that parents use to enhance positive growth in a
child and there are tips to follow in order to ensure a perfect environment for
baby’s development.
1. Colour Scheme
Parents are
encouraged to choose a colour scheme that is both engaging and welcoming. Pink
is the preferred colour for baby girls while parents with baby boys will go for
blue or other solid colours that depict boldness. These colours should be mixed
with other concepts like bright stripes and polka dots that will be easily
noticed by the baby.
2. Take time on
the ceiling
Babies spend
most of their waking hours lying on their backs meaning all they ever see is
the ceiling. Take time to decorate the ceiling in bright colours that the baby
can see and place other objects like dangling play objects just over the crib
within his sight. This will help kill the boredom of looking at a blank ceiling
all the time and in the process the baby’s mind will start to notice the
difference between the blank ceiling and the dangling objects before him.
3. Invest in
books
Apart from the
colours and toys above the crib, invest in a small library of baby books
arranged neatly in a small bookshelf and definitely within the baby’s eyesight.
Even though the baby won’t know them by name, his little mind will notice that
there are different objects in the room. You can also begin reading stories to
your baby occasionally as this helps in stimulating his senses and will also
help him learn to read when he is older.
4. Play Music
Music is a good
relaxant not only to adults but to babies too. Though mothers love to sing to
their babies, sometimes it helps to play some soft music from a stereo or from
toys that have music gadgets. This helps to catch the baby’s attention and at
the same time exposing him to new things.