Supermarket is a children's cognitive enlightenment paradise, which provides children with rich educational resources and practical opportunities. From the circulation of commodities to the understanding of coins, from the relationship between supply and demand to mathematical calculation, there are countless valuable learning points hidden in every corner of the supermarket.

Enlightenment of sensory stimulation

For a 6-month-old baby, the sounds, crowds and music in the supermarket are excellent sensory stimuli, which are helpful for their language enlightenment.

Intuitive understanding of objects

By the age of 1 year, the baby can intuitively understand and touch all kinds of items in the supermarket, which is more vivid and interesting than simply reading picture books!

Exercise memory

At the age of 2, children can exercise their short-term memory by making shopping lists together and recalling the items they need to buy.

Improve expression ability

By the age of 3, asking children to retell the experience of supermarket shopping or tell other experiences can not only improve their expressive ability, but also cultivate their long-term memory.