Baby memories

Playing with these colorful cards helps build a child's visual memory from an early age while they are just having fun. Game Option 1: Shuffle the cards, then arrange them on the table so that each one is clearly visible. Point to a card and say expressively the name of the object in the picture. Encourage the child to do the same for the other pictures without rushing and only help if he is unsure. You can challenge his memory with simple questions like “What is the name of this animal? ” or “Where's the ball? Option 2 - Memory Training: Shuffle the cards, then arrange them on the table so that each one is clearly visible. Give the children 30 seconds to look at the pictures before you turn them all face down. The youngest player starts by turning over two cards. If they make a pair, leave them open and the child will be entitled to 1 more choice. If no 2 are the same, then swap the cards and the next player will have a turn. The player with the most pairs when all cards are face up wins the game. Age: 2-5