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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