Recommend the games that fathers can play with their children, mainly using sandbags! Through these parent-child interactions, children's reaction speed can be improved and the parent-child relationship can be enhanced.
Dodge the pendulum
prop:
Sandbags tied with long ropes, a number of paper cups of three different colors
process:
1. Arrange the paper cups of different colors neatly on the ground, and dad stands facing the paper cups, swinging the sandbags with a long rope, and the swinging path can cover the paper cups on the ground.
2. The baby should find the right time to take out the paper cup during the swing of the sandbag and stack them together according to the color.
3. The baby can only take one paper cup at a time, take it all out and fold it according to color, then challenge the victory, if hit by the sandbag, the challenge will fail.
4. During the game, dad can add timing to increase the child's completion speed.
Completing once is a victory, and dads don't forget to high-five their children to encourage them!
Attention Oh, Dad must pay attention to good strength and speed when swinging the sandbag, don't let the baby get hurt!
You throw me to pick up
Sandbags, washbasins, or other containers
1. Dad sits on the ground with his back to the baby, and the baby stands behind Dad with a washbasin in his hand.
2. After standing at a fixed distance, Dad gently threw the sandbag in his hand backwards, and the baby needed to judge the landing point of the sandbag in an instant, and catch the sandbag with the basin after a quick reaction.
Completing once is a victory, and dads don't forget to high-five their children!
After the game is completed, Dad and Baby can swap roles and take turns to throw paper balls.
Note: Dad and Baby should not be too fast when throwing sandbags, and Don't pay too much attention when Dad throws them.
ABOUT GAMES：
These two interactions are good for the physical and mental health and growth of children, not only can improve the child's happiness index, but also the child can also find and experience the happiness of success through their own continuous attempts and efforts in the "parent-child activities" led by their fathers.