Mobile

One of the very first toys that your newborn baby can enjoy is a mobile phone. In the first months of life, the child will spend most of his time in the crib. A properly placed mobile phone will calm him down, lull him to sleep, and entertain him as soon as he wakes up.
More importantly, a properly designed mobile phone will stimulate the development of vision and hearing, training the skills of visual object tracking and sound recognition, and even concentration.
How do I choose a mobile phone? You can choose a mobile phone in such a way that it fits the design of the nursery. You can also choose a mobile phone that is specially designed for the best development of your child's sensory perception. In any case, these tips will help you.:
1. Choose a mobile that is more visually interesting. Since the child's eyesight is not fully developed during the first months, look for large sizes, bright colors and patterns. If there are black and white objects in the mobile, this is a plus, because at first newborns distinguish these colors best.
2. Pay attention to designs with the highest quality sound and complex movements. Some mobiles have two types of movement: objects not only spin, but also sway from bottom to top.
3. Make sure that the figures are positioned at the correct angle to the child. It is unlikely that a mobile phone will be interesting to a child if he can only see the top of it.
4. We recommend mobile phones with soothing classical music. (The "Brahms Lullaby" is best suited.) On the one hand, soothing melodies will help a child fall asleep, on the other, studies have shown that classical music really stimulates brain development.
5. Are you particularly interested in the soothing abilities of a mobile phone? Some of them are equipped with remote controls, and you can turn them on without going into the nursery so as not to disturb the child.
6. Mobile phones can be used not only in the crib. Wall-mounted mobiles are available for sale, which distract the child so that he does not turn around while changing clothes, and mobiles that you can take with you on a trip to entertain the child on the way.
7. For a longer service life, choose a mobile phone that can later be turned into a stroller toy or other safe toy.
8. For safety reasons, always position the mobile phone so that the child cannot reach it. Remove it as soon as the baby starts to sit (this usually happens at about four to five months). If the child does not want to give up the mobile phone, fix it to the ceiling. brabet

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