Barbie GRG78 - Mini Playset with 2 dogs, dogs for dogs and accessories, gift for children from 3 to 7
- Dog house
- Country of Origin: - Germany
- Dimensions of item packaging: 3.25 inch x 7.5 inch x 10.5 inch
- Number of packaging: 1
Description of the product by the manufacturer
The benefits of the game with the wrists after neuroscience
Barbie has collaborated with a group of neurosciences at Cardiff University to carry out a multiannual study that, for the first time, uses neuroimaging as a test to investigate the effects it has on boys and girls. With Barbie, they have always known that playing dolls is beneficial, and now they have scientific evidence that support it.
How to stimulate the brain play with wrists
The study tested the brain activity of children between the ages of 4 and 8 while playing with a variety of Barbie dolls and accessories. The main conclusions apply to all children, regardless of sex.
The main conclusions
Puppet game activates regions of the brain that allow children to develop social processing skills, such as empathy.
The activation of the brain that develops empathy is remarkable, even when the child is played only with the wrists.
When playing with dolls, boys and girls talk more about the thoughts and emotions of others. This allows them to practice certain social skills that they can use when interacting with other people in the real world.
Why is empathy important
When boys and girls create imaginary worlds and interpret different roles through dolls like Barbie, the situation encourages them to express their thoughts about the emotions and feelings of others. This can have long -term positive effects on boys and girls and can strengthen social and emotional processing skills, such as empathy.
Empatria is an important indicator of the future success of children. According to Dr. Michele Borba, world -renowned educational psychologist, empathy empowers children:
I understand other points of view, which helps them to be hired, better leaders and parents. Promotes healthy relationships and conflict resolution skills. Develops resilience that helps them recover from any adversity
Tips for developing empathy
Encourage the free game with dolls and listen to
Children usually speak while playing. Encourage this behavior by giving them a variety of dolls and stay careful during the game to discover their interests, worries and things that make them feel uncomfortable
Talk about feelings
Extend the "vocabulary of children about their feelings" by giving them a name: it seems to be angry. You look frustrated. Ask questions about feelings: "Are you tense/worried/happy?" Talk to your children about emotions and let them show and share their feelings.
Extend your horizons
Give your children a variety of dolls with different skin, genres or disabilities. Help them look for what they have in common with others, not what distinguishes them.
Create cards about feelings
Print on the cards a few words that describe the basic emotions, such as happy, sad, scared, excited and surprised, and turn them into a game. Each family member must remove a book and interpret it using only the face and body to show the emotion, without using sounds or words.
Use the norm of kindness
Test the Norm of Amability: Every day we say or do at least two kind things. Talk about what kindness is (for example, dividing a toy or helping someone), signal the acts of kindness we see in others and recognize them when your children do.
Let the kids take care of each other
Look for age opportunities for your children to support and help, such as feeding your family pet or taking a biscuit to a neighbor. The little ones can also take care of their dolls.
Help with substances
Children who were asked to help with substances, such as "I could be my help?", They showed that they are more willing to cooperate than children who were asked for help through a verb, for example "help me?" If you want your children to be seen as people who care about others, use substances!
Create a 'box of goodness'
Take a shoe box, cut a slit from the top and encourage you to look for acts of kindness to others. Each time an act of kindness is discovered, the good identified deed should write it or draw it with the name of the family member and put it in the box.
Let the kids take care of others
Looking for opportunities appropriate to the age in which your child can relieve and help, such as feeding the family pet or providing biscuits to a neighbor. Young children can also represent love with the help of dolls.
Use dolls, toy babies and dogs to learn empathy
Encourage your children to relieve and relieve their wrists while playing. "Fido looks scared. What could you do for your puppy to feel safe?" The more you practice goodness, the more likely it will be to internalize this quality.
Main products
Remember diversity
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Encourage girls and boys to dream big
Barbie dolls encourage girls and boys to dream big and target up! Barbie has more than 200 professions and continues to discover new jobs. Each doll follows its goals and wears a professional outfit to represent the moments of work.
Magic is in surprise
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Articulated bodies and other details
These Barbie dolls, with trendy details worthy of a photo shoot, will arouse the stylist you wear in you. With their new faces and their articulated bodies, they are ready to change, pose, go to photo shoots and post their photos.