Giving birth to a new life is the most precious moment for every family, but premature birth may cast a shadow over this joy. Compared with full-term infants, premature infants may be slightly backward in development, and may even face challenges in intellectual and physical development. As parents of premature babies, they are undoubtedly full of worries and expectations, expecting their children to be as healthy and lively as full-term babies. In order to help premature babies catch up with their growth, parents need to do enough work in early education.

Intellectual stimulation in the golden age

In the golden age of 0-2 years old, the brain develops rapidly and has strong plasticity. It is very important to provide comprehensive intellectual stimulation for premature infants, which will help them make progress in language, cognition, vision and body movements.

The importance of breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is an indispensable part of premature infant education. Studies have shown that infants who are breastfed perform better in intelligence, especially premature infants, and the promotion of breastfeeding is more significant.

Training of vision, hearing and touch.

In the usual feeding process, parents can consciously train their babies' visual, auditory and tactile abilities. This kind of stimulation helps babies to make progress in language, cognition, vision and body movements.

Patience and persistence

Cultivating the intelligence of premature infants is not a one-off event, and it requires the patience and persistence of parents. Even if the baby's initial reaction is not so obvious, don't lose heart, because persistent efforts will eventually bear fruit.