In early childhood, the sense of balance, dexterity, agility and other adjustments are the best developmental period. Especially, children with small spots are more prone to fall down, so it is more important to strengthen the sense of balance of children in small groups.
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- Begin by drawing straight lines on the floor and letting your child practice moving forward and backward on the lines.
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- Then you can do the "balance with something", hold the pad in your hand and put a ping pong ball on it, try to walk a straight line on the ground without letting the ball fall down.
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- Use the rope to make curves on the floor, and then try it with a padded board and a ping pong ball in your hand.
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- With your feet on either side of the balance bar, roll the ball on the bar with your hands. (You can get used to the sense of balance first)
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- Play games with the balance bar, such as: sitting, standing, lying down or lying.... etc. These are all games that use the body in contact with the balance bar.
Below are some pictures of balance bar games, in which not only the sense of balance, but also the development of concentration, persistence and interpersonal relationships with others.
For a child with a keen sense of balance, his IQ is relatively high.
A child with a good sense of balance is also a good thinker, and when faced with a difficult situation, his judgment and ideas will not be too far off, and he will be able to think in many different ways, so that his friends will also have a sense of trust in him.
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