"Talk, Play, and Read with Me Daddy" by Jo Ann Gramlich is a treasure trove for parents looking to foster early communication skills in their little ones. Empower your child's speech and language development with engaging activities and games. This compact guide is a must-have for parents on the go. Learn and connect with your child. Visit https://talkplayandread.com/ for more information about Talk, Play, And Read educational resources. #languagedevelopment #communicationskills #braindevelopment #empowerchildren #engagingactivities #interactivelearning #interactiveeducation #bondingtime #daddyandme #mommyandmetime #talkplayandread
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Reading is Snow Much Fun!! Reading is the key for lifelong learning. If you can instill a love of reading at an early age, then a commitment to lifelong learning is sure to follow!! #talkplayandread #readingisfun #literacymatters #languagedevelopment #braindevelopment #lifelonglearning #readingisfundamental #vocabularybuilding #vocabularywords #imagination #creativity #childrensbooks #infants #toddlers #preschoolers https://talkplayandread.com/
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There are many factors that contribute to a child's development including environment, genetics, and access to resources. One key factor is parental interaction.
Talking to your children begins as early as birth. Although infants do not understand language, they will respond to human voices with vocalizations. For example, if you lay a baby down on a bed or flat surface, lean over the baby so you can make eye contact, and say something in an encouraging tone, the baby will respond with sounds.
When you listen for sounds from your baby or whenever you hear one, say it back. You will see smiles, and you will naturally smile in return.
This back-and-forth communication is essential for early language development. It helps babies learn to associate sounds with meaning and to develop the muscles they need to speak.
Unfortunately, some parents are not talking to their children as much as they should. This can be due to a number of reasons, such as lack of time, stress, or depression.
Whatever the reason, not talking to your child can have a significant impact on their development. Children who are not exposed to language early on are more likely to have difficulty learning to speak and may also have problems with reading and writing.
Here are some tips for talking to your child:
-Talk to your child from birth. It is never too early to start talking to your child.
-Use simple language. Babies and young children will not understand complex sentences.
-Read to your child. Reading is a great way to expose your child to language and to help them develop a love of books.
-Sing to your child. Singing is a fun way to help your child learn new words and phrases.
-Talk about your day. Tell your child about what you did that day.
-Ask your child questions. This will help your child learn to communicate and to express their thoughts and ideas.
By talking to your child regularly, you can help them develop strong language skills and set them up for success in school and in life.
Interactive books like Talk Play and Read with Me Mommy and Talk Play and Read with Me Daddy are the books I created to help children ages birth to age five enhance their language development. You can learn more when you visit this website: https://talkplayandread.com/
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Fun-filled interactive activities with animation, sound effects, and audio recordings for you and your child to enjoy together!! Making learning fun and educational at the same time!! Talk, Play, And Read With Me Mommy Interactive eBook!! Check out my educational resources at Talkplayandread.com!! #talkplayandreadwithmemommy #talkplayandreadwithmedaddy #itunes #applebooks #funwithapurpose #interactivelearning #learningthroughplay #languagedevelopment #childrensbooks #interactivebooksforkids #funforkids #speechandlanguage #childdevelopment #parentingbooks #earlylearning #communicationskills #infants #toddlers #preschoolers #joanngramlich #talkplayandread
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Jo Ann Gramlich resides in Buffalo, New York, and works as a child educational facilitator. She changes the statistics on how many kids who love school can receive sustainable employment because they can read. She supports children and families and helps them from falling into the behind cycle. “The Behind Cycle” is being behind, falling behind, and staying behind. The main goal is stopping the cycle so children are “no longer behind.” Jo Ann lends a helping hand by empowering families to support their children's learning through guidance, education, and support. She raises the number of students who graduate from high schools and universities by grabbing them when they are young and intervening during the early stages of their lives. She helps kids acquire the necessary skills to learn the fundamentals of reading while simultaneously instilling a lifelong love of learning in children. Jo Ann is the founder of Talk, Play, and Read. She continues to share her message with parents, caregivers, and educators to help bring awareness of the importance of early language and literacy development. Her books and programs are making a real difference in the lives of many children and she wants to reach even more families. Jo Ann has been in the field of speech-language pathology for over 30 years, is an award-winning author of Talk, Play, And Read books, and an International Best-Selling author. Her books are gifted to celebrities and media at the Academy Awards' event week in Los Angeles. She is an expert facilitator and has spoken to small groups up to televised stages and changed the lives of thousands of children.
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