1. Puzzle games: Puzzle games can cultivate children's spatial cognitive ability and hand-eye coordination ability. Parents can choose puzzles suitable for their children's age and work together to complete them.
2. Role-playing games: Through role-playing games, children can play different roles and exert their imagination and creativity. Parents can play various roles with their children, such as doctors, teachers and firefighters.
3. Team building games: Team building games can help children learn to cooperate and share. Parents can organize some team activities, such as setting up tents and making handicrafts. Let the children cooperate with their families to complete the task.
4. Intellectual games: Intellectual games can cultivate children's logical thinking and problem-solving ability. Parents can choose some educational games, such as Sudoku and Maze, to challenge with their children.
5. Creative games: Creative games can stimulate children's creativity and imagination. Parents can provide some materials, such as cardboard and pigments, so that children can freely exert their creativity and make their own works.
In a word, parenting education games can not only enhance the affection between parents and children, but also cultivate children's abilities. Parents can choose suitable games according to their children's interests and age, and have fun with their children.