Plush toys, for all children, it is very necessary to have a pet plush toy that they love. Why do you say that? It is because in the process of psychological independence, children transfer their dependence on their mother to things they understand. Children rely on plush toys, in other words, these plush toys become substitutes for their mother, which is known as "transitional objects" in psychological knowledge. Many babies treat plush toys as their own companions, holding them, comforting them, playing with them, and sleeping with them. Some babies also take good care of plush toys as "little babies". These all show that the baby's emotions are relatively rich and delicate! Moreover, these babies often grow up to be warm and good babies!
When it comes to plush toys, everyone must remember all classic teddy bears! As is well known, soft objects like this can give people a warm and comfortable feeling, which is actually similar to the feeling of a mother kissing, hugging, or caressing a child. Therefore, many children rely heavily on such plush toys as friends, eat and sleep together, and continue to talk to them when they are young. Plush toys can not only give children a sense of belonging, but also soothe their negative emotions. Whenever a child goes to a unfamiliar area, they may feel anxious. At this time, a familiar pet plush toy can touch and hug them, effectively relaxing them and gradually integrating into the unfamiliar natural environment. In addition, plush toys can effectively enhance children's empathy and empathy. In addition, different months of age may also have different focuses.
Pet plush toys have these benefits for babies of different ages:
(7-12 months)
Beyond family relationships, the first relationship a child develops is likely to be accompanied by a beloved furry little animal. It can not only soothe emotions and become an inner guard, but also develop cognitive abilities, such as recognizing animals and colors.
(12-24 months)
Parents can use pet plush toys as companions for their children's daily communication, such as what little white rabbits like to eat and where little lions live, to expand their children's cognitive abilities. You can also communicate with children by playing plush toys.
(2-6 years old)
Assist children in overcoming anxiety when entering kindergarten. You can play games of caring for small animals to shape children's empathy; Speak or pour out to plush toys to develop language skills; You can also play role-playing games, allowing children to perform various scenarios based on pet plush toys and explore emotions that they have not yet fully understood; Train new skills and create their independent mindset.
