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Happy 4th of July. Babysitting Baby Brains want to remind you to take care to protect your child's' ears from loud noise...
07/04/2019

Happy 4th of July. Babysitting Baby Brains want to remind you to take care to protect your child's' ears from loud noises, but watch their face when viewing the beautiful displays of sparklers and such.We can’t wait to hear from you today!
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Sing often! Singing is a perfect language and bonding ‘lesson’. Sing in parentese (babytalk style), exaggerate what your...
06/07/2019

Sing often! Singing is a perfect language and bonding ‘lesson’. Sing in parentese (babytalk style), exaggerate what your voice can do and use its full range. Adjust the songs to your baby’s cues...
Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD.
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Have one-on-one chats: Have back & forth exchanges where you keep the conversation going as long as you can. PAUSE for a...
06/05/2019

Have one-on-one chats: Have back & forth exchanges where you keep the conversation going as long as you can. PAUSE for a few seconds, so your child can chime in as well. Anything your child does counts as a turn at first: a grunt, cooing, kicking the legs. Then respond: Oh, I see you like my voice. You’re kicking your legs. Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD.
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While all typically developing babies eventually learn what they need to know, we now know that high quality experiences...
06/03/2019

While all typically developing babies eventually learn what they need to know, we now know that high quality experiences boost and accelerate learning – from the way babies learn to understand and talk, to how they learn to move and build their motor skills, or how they learn different concepts. The brain is like a muscle. Lots of conversations early on with talking, singing, reading, etc., builds stronger language, learning and more efficient brains. There are many opportunities in everyday routines to nurture the child’s learning.Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD.
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Don’t be fooled: Babies know a lot more than you can see.It’s safe to assume that your baby knows a lot more than he/she...
06/02/2019

Don’t be fooled: Babies know a lot more than you can see.
It’s safe to assume that your baby knows a lot more than he/she lets on. Babies know a lot about people, their faces and voices, and are very quick at learning about the sounds of their language. Babies are a lot smarter than you imagine. Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD.
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Babies are not blank slates when born, like once believed. Babies sleep a lot but don’t be fooled: They are amazing lear...
06/01/2019

Babies are not blank slates when born, like once believed. Babies sleep a lot but don’t be fooled: They are amazing learners and are watching you, listening to you and drawing conclusions from what you say and do. Join other independent home care givers who care about toddler and baby Brains! Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD.
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Another Communication tip: observe your baby’s cues, and adjust your interaction accordingly. Babies can easily get over...
05/30/2019

Another Communication tip: observe your baby’s cues, and adjust your interaction accordingly. Babies can easily get overstimulated, and engaging too much for too long can be stressful. If your baby shows distress and give them time to relax. Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD. Join other independent home care givers who care about toddler and baby Brains! We can’t wait to hear from you today! Call 928-230-6067 and you also get a FREE book.
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Infants to age 1: Go ahead and have lots of face-to-face conversations. Your face is your baby’s best toy. When you talk...
05/29/2019

Infants to age 1: Go ahead and have lots of face-to-face conversations. Your face is your baby’s best toy. When you talk, stay face to face, and talk directly with your child. (Avoid talking 24/7, though). Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD. Join other independent home care givers who care about toddler and baby Brains! We can’t wait to hear from you today! Call 928-230-6067 and you also get a FREE book.
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Science is clear: More conversations, words, and back and forth exchanges with infants and toddlers give them a meaningf...
05/28/2019

Science is clear: More conversations, words, and back and forth exchanges with infants and toddlers give them a meaningful head start and help to build stronger, smarter brains. Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD. Join other independent home care givers who care about toddler and baby Brains! We can’t wait to hear from you today! Call 928-230-6067 and you also get a FREE book.
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Communication Tips:Treat your baby as a full conversational partner right from birth. Respond to grunts, babbles, arm wa...
05/23/2019

Communication Tips:Treat your baby as a full conversational partner right from birth. Respond to grunts, babbles, arm waves, smiles, leg kicks, sounds, etc. like ‘real’ speech. Smile back, comment on them… Taken from Raising a Talker, by Renate Zangle, PhD. We can’t wait to hear from you today! Call 928-230-6067 to get your FREE book.
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Announcing!!!! Building Baby Brains!!!! Join other independent home care givers who care about toddler and baby Brains! ...
05/22/2019

Announcing!!!! Building Baby Brains!!!!
Join other independent home care givers who care about toddler and baby Brains! You don’t have to leave your home to participate. If you are taking care of babies in your home, we have so many ways to help you build those babies brains for their lifetime of success!
We have a FREE book for you, if you contact us. We will be holding (very) informal group get together’s to talk about those things you can do to engage and promote more Baby Brains Building.
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