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Over the past two months, there was an outcry among parents on the Baby Einstein toys and false claims that the toys will make a baby smarter. In this context, Boot Camp for new dads reminds parents that there is a reasoned way to raise the intelligence of your child - for playing time with Dad.

Greg Bishop, author of two books on fatherhood and the founder of Boot Camp for New Dads (http://www.bcnd.org), a non-profit orientation program for fathers to be in more than 260 hospitals clinics, schools, fire stations and churches around North America and abroad, has worked with hundreds of thousands of fathers over the past 19 years.

Bishop and thousands of dads (and moms) know that when it comes to raising intelligence child, the father is the best toy of the baby. According to a recent article in Parents magazine, Playtime can look at all the fun, but is actually "work" your child. In the article, Marilyn Segal, PhD, Director of Early Childhood Studies program at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale said, "Playtime helps develop a baby's social, intellectual, language and problem solving skills ".

According ParentsAsTeachers.org, "There are certain aspects of masculine styles that support the intellectual development of children. Fathers are often particularly interested in analytical skills such as math and problem solving. Dad can care combine with Mom and effect how children think about their own abilities and how they effect the school. "

Research has shown that the father is called to become Playmate of the primary child. In fact, two thirds of babies six months, choose daddy when it comes to recreation. Below is an overview of the bishop from his first book, Hit the Ground Crawling on the role played by fathers who can finally, with the baby's brain development:

Why a baby father picks to play. Babies notice right after birth that the father looks, smells, feels and sounds different than Mom. As the weeks pass, notice the baby while mom is protective and soothing, the dad is more playful, physical and sometimes very surprising. When a baby is fussy, the father tends to tickle or raise her baby in the air. A baby will begin to recognize the difference and to anticipate something exciting to the voice of Dad.

As the months pass, the first thing a baby begins to think when the father walks in the room is "Playtime!" Mom and dad are different style of play and a baby knows. If a mother can balance the blocks that are about to fall, Dad would let them down or maybe even grow more.

The style of daddy and mummy complete. Even if they may conflict at times, adventurous dad does complementary role of the mother and the whole is what is revealed well-balanced children. Dads introduce new challenges for their babies and encourage them to explore their world. Playtime with Dad helps develop children's physical, intellectual and social development and leads to great qualities later in life as good peer relationships, awareness of limits and a spirit of adventure.

Babies grow up playing. Never underestimate the power play and how dads are happy to crawl on the ground and really get into Playtime with their baby. For example, the skills of three months, learned by playing a simple game of peek-a-boo include observation, language, coordination, communication, exploration, problem solving, the socialization, rhythm, creativity and humor. Other games work on dexterity, balance, confidence, strength and timing.

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