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Toddler Reading ABC Book

Michelle — Fri, 26 Nov 2010 03:06:17 +0000

We are so proud or our little guy and how fast he has picked up good left to right reading and pointing at the letters that make the sounds.

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Michelle — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 10:57:20 +0000

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Reader Rabbit Playtime for Baby & Toddler

Michelle — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:56:26 +0000

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Reader Rabbit Playtime for Baby & Toddler

Communicating With your Toddler Through Baby Sign Language

Michelle — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 11:00:47 +0000

The early years of parenting are the most difficult and trickiest part in any parents’ life. It is the most important too, as the bonding that occurs between parent and child at these early stages play a crucial role in the relationship for years to follow. Understanding your infants’ needs can be most frustrating, as crying is just about the only communicational skill an infant is capable of, until they learn to speak. The art of interpreting their wails and moans and figuring out their needs can be very difficult and complicated.

Babies attempt communication as early as their fetal stages. A return kick to a tummy rub, a punch to a loud song, these are the earliest forms of communication. Until about four months after birth, their communication consists mainly of reflexive crying to express themselves. At this stage, reacting to crying is extremely important and the best strategy is to understanding their cries and expressing the desired response. Showing interest and attending to the baby’s needs shows that the communication is working and builds the attachment and trust between you and your child. Parenting can be more enjoyable when positive parent – child relationship is established. Good communication is the key to building self-esteem as well a mutual respect.

This communication can go a step further, with the help of baby sign language, where your infant actively participate in making coherent expressions of their needs. Teaching your infant to sign their needs at an early age before they learn coordinated speech will help reduce frustration for both you and your child. Research by Joseph Garcia, an American Sign interpreter and a leading proponent of use of ASL as the basis for Baby Sign, indicates that babies who are exposed to signs regularly and consistently at six to seven months of age can begin using signs effectively by the eighth or ninth month.”

Infants lack the cognitive ability to coordinate their lips, tongue, brain, breath, and vocal chords simultaneously, i.e. they lack the motor skills to speak. But hand-eye coordination is possible in advance of the acquisition of verbal skills. Infants can learn to express their needs using simple signs for common words such as “eat”, “sleep”, “more”, “hug”, “play”, “cookie”, “teddy bear”, etc., before they are able to produce understandable speech – Amazing but true. If you can master the skills, and teach your baby to express himself through ‘signing,’ it can bridge the gap between you and your infants’ world. The end result? Contentment and peace of mind for both of you.

Teaching and using baby sign language consistently with your hearing baby can hold many other rewards.

· Helps accelerate baby’s verbal language skills earlier than usual

· Helps enhance baby’s receptive and expressive vocabulary

· Helps them learn to read more easily as a child

· Enhances their creative ability

· Results in a higher IQ by 10-12 points

· Promotes a better child/parent bond

There has been significant research on the benefits of Baby Signs, including its application on children with special needs and development delays. Some of this research indicate that children who have been taught Baby Signs have achieved early vocabularies and have had improved cognitive and communication skills throughout childhood. Baby signs are highly recommended by childhood educators, speech pathologists and child psychologists to help enhance the early stages of a child’s development and for a better parent child relationship.

The KinderSigns American Sign Language for babies Career Kit will help you with your BABY or better yet turn you into an ENTREPRENUER; you will love the benefits of communicating with your baby or starting a home business of your own to help other moms in your community.

Can Your Toddler Read?

Michelle — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 03:23:26 +0000

Wouldn’t you like to discover one day that your toddler can read a book all on his own? If your answer is yes, you should know that you can, very probably, make it happen. Equally more important is asking yourself the question why you want to develop the reading ability in your child or any genius ability for that matter. The answer to this question is vital to the success of the process. Your motivation will have a tremendous effect on your child and his life.

Besides wanting your child to be a genius because you want the best for him, you also want your child to be a happy, well-adjusted, successful and fulfilled individual. Once you have this firmly fixed in your mind, you are ready to take the first step. But at each and every step remember this positive principle. I want the best for my child, so I must give the best to him. Keep this firmly fixed in your mind and feel the emotions to what it entails and you can create an exciting, energizing atmosphere and to build your belief and confidence in your child. From this healthy thought process, you will always be nurturing your child’s intelligence. In this supporting, inspiring atmosphere, your child’s genius can blossom and flourish.

There are four steps you can take toward your toddler’s path to being a genius

1. Create A Conducive Environment

Why do the grapes grown in the vineyards of France produce such wonderful wines? It is because the grape vines have the right soil, the right temperature, the right moisture and the right surroundings. The grapes flourishes in conducive conditions. In the same way, your child’s genius will flower and blossom in the conducive environment created by you.

A child is very sensitive to the tone of your voice. Adjust your tone so that you sound gentle and encouraging. If your child senses any pressure, you will never get the results you desire. Learning should be an enjoyable experience for your child. It can’t be enjoyable if he feels imposed by you.

Up to the age of six, a child’s attention span is no more than 2 minutes per subject. You may be interested to know children’s TV programs like Sesame Street have this consideration in mind. After 2 minutes, your toddler may lose interest in the activity you are trying to engage the child in and his eyes start wandering to his favorite red car. At this point, do not force him to come back to your activity, it will only annoy him. Have patience. If your expectations are too high, your child will feel the stress and this will undo any good that you have done so far.

Most parents tend to be over enthusiastic and can overextend themselves as well as their child. In your zealousness, even your anxiety to teach something new to your child, you may forget one important factor and that is your child’s happiness. Let your love and intuition guide you to teach your child. Always teach with encouragement and loving kindness. This way, your baby can read or learn math in no time.

With these tips in mind, you can invest in mere minutes a day to not only teach your toddler not only to read, learn mathematics, but also attain encyclopedic knowledge. There are home-based programs that can make these tasks a whole lot easier or you can create teaching programs yourself. Remember it is the parent-child bonding experience that matters the most in bringing the best out of your child.

Early Bathroom Reading – Toddler Light-Pink-T-Shirt

Michelle — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:16:55 +0000

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Early Bathroom Reading – Toddler Light-Pink-T-Shirt