Soap bubbles are a fantastic way to help your toddler develop visual skills. The visual skills required for learning, such as capturing, following, tracing, focusing, convergence, divergence, and so on, are not passed down to us. These skills must be developed over time. The development of your child’s visual ability throughout the first months of life will help them study now and in the future.
Bubbles are a great way to help your youngster learn to use their eyes and strengthen those skills because they are both attention-grabbing and slow-moving. Bubbles are a fun belly time activity for young children, and any pleasant time promotes growth! In this posture, the bubbles also encourage head turning—right, left, up, and down—movements that are required to control the primordial reflexes that are so important for future fluid, coordinated movement and learning. Your baby will clutch the bubbles as he becomes stronger on the stomach.
Consider all of the muscular strengthening and balance development he’ll be doing while attempting to do this! Bubbles also promote mobility. Several babies have taken their initial steps forward, trying to reach the bubble on the floor. As he learns to crawl, crawl, and fly, your growing baby will have a lot of fun chasing bubbles. Crawling over, under, or over obstacles to reach bubbles improves muscle tone, body and space awareness, and problem-solving skills in your child.
