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Why Talk, Play, And Read?
It’s important to engage in regular Talking, Playing, and Reading with your child every day. These activities have been shown to have a profound impact on brain development, self-confidence, and vocabulary, all of which are crucial for a child’s ability to succeed in school. Research indicates that the richness of a child’s vocabulary, shaped by the words they are exposed to, directly influences their reading skills. Studies have consistently demonstrated that daily interaction through talking, playing, and reading significantly enhances a child’s language development, reading ability, and academic success. As a parent or caregiver, you play a pivotal role in setting your child up for success in both school and life. Engaging in these activities early, from the time your child is born, can make a significant difference in their future achievements.
Learn How Infants Communicate Their Needs
Photo by Victoria Rain Although infants cannot communicate with words at a young age, they have ways to express themselves. We'll be talking about how infants convey their wants and needs. Jo Ann Gramlich, award-winning author and speech-language pathologist, wrote a...
How Important Are Dads In A Child’s Development?
Photo by USGirl Father's involvement positively and directly impacts a child's well-being in remarkable and crucial ways. Anyone can father a kid, but being a dad takes a lifetime. Fathers play a role in every kid's life that others cannot fill. This role can...
The Three Aspects of Talk, Play, and Read from Jo Ann Gramlich
Photo by cottonbro studio Talk, Play, and Read is the title of a book on child’s language development by Jo Ann Gramlich, but they are also the key areas parents have to engage their children in for proper growth. All throughout childhood, a child changes physically,...