Although climbing is a relatively dangerous sport, our children like to climb. Many parents think that their children's behavior is a naughty performance. In fact, this is also a special way for children to understand the living environment, as long as the parents are usually good at protection work. You can encourage more children, do more climbing exercise, so more conducive to children's physical and mental growth. This is a favorite way for almost all children to exercise in early childhood. Almost all infants and young children like to climb high, which may be related to the evolution of humans from ancient lemurs.

The distance and height of the climb are constantly changing. Each time you climb to a new place, you will bring new feelings and experiences to the child's vision, help cultivate the child's spatial concept, and enable the child to observe the environment from a new perspective. Climbing can practice movement skills and can also help children's overall development because climbing requires the mobilization of various parts of the body to work in coordination and requires the integration of hands, feet, eyes and body. The children's climbing exercise skills can promote the coordination of the children's bodies, making them more flexible and responsive. It has great benefits for promoting physical development, and it can also enable children to explore the environment and satisfy their curiosity.

Climbing is also a way for children to understand the living environment. During the climbing process, our class children will have great fun. They feel that the movement to climb up from the ground is very interesting and will often practice repeatedly. Each time you accumulate experience and improve your skills, you will slowly become more courageous and confident. You will cultivate their spirit of fear of difficulties and perseverance, and you will lay a good foundation for your personal spirit of struggle in the future.

But climbing is also dangerous, so parents have to do a good job of protection, but because of the fear of danger, the children are forbidden to climb. The children are safe. But their enthusiasm for sports, skills, the desire to explore the environment, and the ability to learn new things are also suppressed and limited.

Children who lack climbing training are less able to coordinate. When children play with other partners, they feel that their skills are not as good as others, resulting in a sense of inferiority. In the future, they will also show fear in their relationships after entering social work. Therefore, parents should pay attention to the training of children's climbing ability.