As a simple rule, your child should be able to complete a puzzle in a relatively short time. short, with regular success. They should have to persevere a little but always be able to complete it ... but it is important that for the puzzle to be the right one, it has the correct pieces for their ability and age or at least, that it is a type of puzzle that helps you progress progressively .
In order for a child to be able to enjoy puzzles and, more importantly, to advance in their learning, they must be exposed to this type of activity on a daily basis. So you will have it as a routine and it will be easier than custom As the difficulty increases, you can develop the necessary skills to be able to solve them.
This is how they experience success and develop the motivation to keep doing it and challenge themselves more. When your child is completing a puzzle very fast with minimal effort, it's time to expose it to others a little more challenging.
The worst thing is having a child who is so frustrated with puzzles that he gives up and develops an aversion to them. So now that you know how to introduce puzzles and how your kids learn to do them.
Puzzles are important to children's learning and have great benefits. Therefore, it is good that from 18 months (or earlier if the little one is interested) constantly and daily expose him to the activity of doing puzzles and puzzles. The children will have a great time, you will be cultivating some excellent quality family moments.
In addition, children will be able to take advantage of many of its benefits, which as an example we can list the following: memory, hand-eye coordination, concentration, perseverance, satisfaction of a job well done, etc. What are you waiting for so that your children do not lack puzzles in your home and that they enjoy this entertaining activity!