Especial Dia das Crianças - Brincadeiras, Música e Muita Diversão!

We are a children's channel dedicated to facilitating your Pititicos' learning in a fun and engaging way! This video was made with love and care for our Pititicos, especially for Children's Day. It features children's songs with illustrative images, games, and baby sign language, which help children develop communication skills. All the games featured in this video were designed to stimulate important skills for our children. Below, you'll find suggested ages and what each game helps develop in Pititicos. Hide and Seek Suggested age: 6 months and older (like "where's the baby?"). Stimulates: Attention, bonding, recognition, curiosity. Pretend Play (imitating animals) Suggested age: 2 and a half years and older. Stimulates: Imagination, language, emotions. Hopscotch Suggested age: 4 years and older. Stimulates: Coordination, balance, counting, attention. Jump Rope Suggested Age: 5 and older. Stimulates: Coordination, rhythm, balance, concentration. Sign Language for Babies: Until they turn two years old, babies have very limited verbal communication. Difficulty communicating can cause a lot of frustration for both parents and children. However, research conducted in the 1980s demonstrated that babies (regardless of whether they are hearing or deaf) can learn and communicate much earlier when using sign language. Benefits: ⁃ Reduces communication-related frustration for both the child and parents. ⁃ Improves the bond between parents and baby. ⁃ Builds self-confidence and promotes healthy emotional development. ⁃ Develops a broader vocabulary. Here are some tips to help you start practicing this communication with your baby: 1. If your baby isn't hearing impaired, you don't need to worry about using a standardized code, such as ASL or LIBRAS. You can create your own code with your child, as long as it's consistent and intuitive. 2. Start by teaching 3 to 5 signs for common words, such as: eat, sleep, more, milk. 3. Use the signs whenever you use the words so your baby learns the associations. 4. Only increase the number of words when your baby can already pronounce the previous ones. Read more at: https://www.caradetatutoys.com/post/l... #videoforkids #childrensday #childrensmusic #pititicoclub #signlanguages ​​#signlanguagesforbabies #kids #childrenschannel #alligator #littlesongs #children #letslearn #childrensmusic #musicforkids #happychildrensday #learningbysinging #singingandlearning #pretendplay #jumprope #hideandseek #whoami #hopscotch