1, the cultivation of observation ability. Compare the length: you can draw a line on the paper and teach your child to compare the length. You can also compare pants and shorts, long-sleeved shirts and short-sleeved shirts, long pencils and short pencils, long stools and small square stools. Relatively thick: let the child take a small picture book, you take a thicker one, compare it with the child and say, "My book is thicker than yours." Your book is thinner than mine. Develop children's attention: teach children to concentrate on completing a thing or a game according to the instructions of adults.

2. Training of athletic ability. Standing on one foot, the two feet can be alternately trained to balance the strength of both lower limbs. In addition, you can practice high jump and long jump. At home, children can be taught to rub, knead, press, roll and knead by clay sculpture and collage, and on this basis, the images of various objects and characters can be shaped.

3. Cultivation of habit and life ability. Teach children to dress themselves, know the front and back of clothes, try to dress well and buckle simply.

4. Cultivation of social skills. Communicate with others: children can be taught to play group role games with other children. Through this game, children can be trained to establish relationships with their peers. Develop language skills: Encourage children to tell things by themselves, such as "What did you do today?" "What did you see in the park?" Let him retell the story and tell what is depicted in the picture. Cultivate children's good moral quality and emotion: educate children to be polite, United and friendly, respect their elders, respect teachers, love the motherland, love labor, be honest and kind, and be compassionate. Teach children to overcome difficulties and cultivate children to learn to get good feelings from life.

The education of two-year-old to three-year-old babies is a complicated process. At this stage, baby education involves a lot of content, which requires baby mothers to spend more time and energy on education.