Summary:
This text appears to be a transcript or description of a video or television program featuring a host named Mrs. Icis and a baby named Moana. The content includes various segments, including:
1. Introduction: Mrs. Icis and Moana's first appearance on a show called "Smart Mother."
2. Discussion of Umrah (a pilgrimage) with a baby, including tips for parents.
3. Craft-making with Mrs. Icis, creating a simple toy using a balloon and glue.
4. Making a doll with various materials and explaining the process.
5. A discussion with a pediatrician, Dr. Herbowo, addressing myths and facts related to babies and parenting.
6. Activities to stimulate a baby's development, including recognizing faces, touch stimulation, and olfactory stimulation.
7. Sensory play to improve a baby's senses.
8. The segment concludes with more activities involving motor skills.
The content appears to be a mix of parenting advice, crafting, and baby development topics presented in a video format.
1. The text is a transcript of a show where a mother, referred to as "Mrs. Icis", demonstrates various activities for her child, Moana.
2. Mrs. Icis makes a simple toy for Moana by blowing up a balloon, sticking it with glue, and then using a hair dryer to attach it.
3. She also demonstrates how to make a doll out of an egg carton, using a marker, brush, glue, cotton bud, cup, decorations, hemp rope, safety pins, scissors, and dye.
4. The doll-making process includes cutting the egg carton into small pieces, coloring the pieces, and gluing the decorations on.
5. The host of the show, referred to as "Mother", discusses various topics related to parenting, including the benefits of breastfeeding and swaddling.
6. The host also discusses the importance of recognizing faces, touch stimulation, and olfactory stimulation for children's development.
7. The show also includes sensory play activities for Moana, such as playing with shapes and colors, and learning about motor skills like rolling over and lying on her stomach.
8. The host emphasizes the importance of training children's motoric activities from an early age, which can increase their self-confidence, focus, and creativity.