A Nutty Mom

One of the memories we have as children playing with puzzle games or brain teasers that they are also known as the various varieties around like a classical labyrinth with ball bearings to the highly popular Sudoku.
All this brain teaser gives children the opportunity to stimulate their brain cells and develop their cognitive thinking skills, which can reflect the positive nature throughout their lives. As mentioned there are various types of brain puzzles are available as follows

Memory Games
Coordination with the eyes and the brain is a skill that can easily be developed with a lot of people are still less in the future. simple game can assist in the coordination and reflex action saw a visual puzzle and comes up with an answer. This concentration can also increase which can be sent to lessons in schools to give better value. A very simple example would be a picture in front of the card with lots of kids, take one out and see if they can spot the missing.

Visual Memory
Above can lead to a memory game where a simple puzzle comes into play with the puzzle easily assemble up to obscure the shape of the puzzle that have shaped their own individual shape to make the puzzle much more difficult to collect. Different Spot is a very popular game with lots of books available from shops in the puzzle of children with a variety of different point that does not age with time and fun to do for kids of all ages.

Vocabulary puzzle
Anagram is a fun way to stimulate the brain with the letter, even simple words can help. Additional puzzles can take a word and ask participants to create more 10 words that use the word by adding letters to the beginning and end not only by adding s to make a plural.
One of my favorites as a kid was the Rubix cube that comes from the toy side of the puzzle that is still selling very well in the whole word. Even this simple toy can stump many weeks of late but there is a system to be able to finish it. Nevertheless, stimulation of the color moving around can do wonders for concentration and overall memory for later life.