Young toddlers are beginning to learn to speak and love to repeat new words. Provide them with many opportunities to practice using the words he is learning. Repetition is one way in which a young toddler learns. Read his favorite books over and over so that he can practice naming the pictures.
If your toddler is toddling, there are probably boo-boos. Tips for reading and sharing: as you read, point to the different boo-boos Name the parts of the...Show more
If your toddler is toddling, there are probably boo-boos. Tips for reading and sharing: as you read, point to the different boo-boos Name the parts of the body where there are boo-boos Remind your toddler of past boo-boos, talking about how quickly they heal.
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If your toddler is toddling, there are probably boo-boos. Tips for reading and sharing: as you read, point to the different boo-boos Name the parts of the...Show more
If your toddler is toddling, there are probably boo-boos. Tips for reading and sharing: as you read, point to the different boo-boos Name the parts of the body where there are boo-boos Remind your toddler of past boo-boos, talking about how quickly they heal.
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Teaches the names of animal babies and their parents as well as their group. Talk about mommy animals and what their babies are called and the sounds they make. Have fun and it's okay to be silly!
Teaches the names of animal babies and their parents as well as their group. Talk about mommy animals and what their babies are called and the sounds they make. Have fun and it's okay to be silly!
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Teaches the names of animal babies and their parents as well as their group. Talk about mommy animals and what their babies are called and the sounds they make. Have fun and it's okay to be silly!
Teaches the names of animal babies and their parents as well as their group. Talk about mommy animals and what their babies are called and the sounds they make. Have fun and it's okay to be silly!
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A little bunny bids goodnight to all the objects in his room before falling asleep. Reading stories about bedtime routines are familiar and comforting to ...Show more
A little bunny bids goodnight to all the objects in his room before falling asleep. Reading stories about bedtime routines are familiar and comforting to young children and will help them to associate pleasant feelings with reading. Talk about your family's bedtime routine as you read about the bunny family.
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A little bunny bids goodnight to all the objects in his room before falling asleep. Reading stories about bedtime routines are familiar and comforting to ...Show more
A little bunny bids goodnight to all the objects in his room before falling asleep. Reading stories about bedtime routines are familiar and comforting to young children and will help them to associate pleasant feelings with reading. Talk about your family's bedtime routine as you read about the bunny family.
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This book uses playful language which encourages young listeners to play with the sounds of language, too. This play supports language development and pho...Show more
This book uses playful language which encourages young listeners to play with the sounds of language, too. This play supports language development and phonological awareness. Sound out the rhyming words so that your toddler can hear the smaller sounds in the words.
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This book uses playful language which encourages young listeners to play with the sounds of language, too. This play supports language development and pho...Show more
This book uses playful language which encourages young listeners to play with the sounds of language, too. This play supports language development and phonological awareness. Sound out the rhyming words so that your toddler can hear the smaller sounds in the words.
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Introduces anticipation and prediction. Which animal is next? Children love guessing what will happen next, so encourage your children to predict what wil...Show more
Introduces anticipation and prediction. Which animal is next? Children love guessing what will happen next, so encourage your children to predict what will be on the next page. "Who has a tail like that?" Give them plenty of time to form answers and have them help you turn the page to see if they were right. Give them lots of positive recognition for trying.
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Introduces anticipation and prediction. Which animal is next? Children love guessing what will happen next, so encourage your children to predict what wil...Show more
Introduces anticipation and prediction. Which animal is next? Children love guessing what will happen next, so encourage your children to predict what will be on the next page. "Who has a tail like that?" Give them plenty of time to form answers and have them help you turn the page to see if they were right. Give them lots of positive recognition for trying.
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Wherever they are born, most all babies have ten fingers and ten toes. To build a positive sense of self, children need to see themselves, their families,...Show more
Wherever they are born, most all babies have ten fingers and ten toes. To build a positive sense of self, children need to see themselves, their families, and their cultural traditions in the books we read with them. This is a great book to show that we all have many things in common, while we are all different, too. Talk about and point to your toddler's toes, fingers, etc. as you read along.
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Wherever they are born, most all babies have ten fingers and ten toes. To build a positive sense of self, children need to see themselves, their families,...Show more
Wherever they are born, most all babies have ten fingers and ten toes. To build a positive sense of self, children need to see themselves, their families, and their cultural traditions in the books we read with them. This is a great book to show that we all have many things in common, while we are all different, too. Talk about and point to your toddler's toes, fingers, etc. as you read along.
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Ten tiny babies go through their daily routine. Counting familiar, everyday sights, especially children just like them, will keep a young children's inter...Show more
Ten tiny babies go through their daily routine. Counting familiar, everyday sights, especially children just like them, will keep a young children's interest while introducing them to counting. Act out the activities the babies in the pictures are doing to add more interaction. Example: bounce, Jiggle, or pretend to fall asleep as you talk about what the babies are doing on the pages.
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Ten tiny babies go through their daily routine. Counting familiar, everyday sights, especially children just like them, will keep a young children's inter...Show more
Ten tiny babies go through their daily routine. Counting familiar, everyday sights, especially children just like them, will keep a young children's interest while introducing them to counting. Act out the activities the babies in the pictures are doing to add more interaction. Example: bounce, Jiggle, or pretend to fall asleep as you talk about what the babies are doing on the pages.
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This is a great book to help your child start using words. It is filled with objects that a young children are familiar with in their everyday lives--thei...Show more
This is a great book to help your child start using words. It is filled with objects that a young children are familiar with in their everyday lives--their faces, their clothes, their pets, and their families. "The little boy has green socks . .. what color socks do you have on?" Talk about each of the pages or just a few. Each time you read together, talk about something different on the pages, and make it fun.
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This is a great book to help your child start using words. It is filled with objects that a young children are familiar with in their everyday lives--thei...Show more
This is a great book to help your child start using words. It is filled with objects that a young children are familiar with in their everyday lives--their faces, their clothes, their pets, and their families. "The little boy has green socks . .. what color socks do you have on?" Talk about each of the pages or just a few. Each time you read together, talk about something different on the pages, and make it fun.
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This book uses playful language to engage young children and play with the sounds they hear. Practice making the sound, "Uh-oh!" and have your toddler join in as you read it. Talk about the "Uh-ohs" that happen.
This book uses playful language to engage young children and play with the sounds they hear. Practice making the sound, "Uh-oh!" and have your toddler join in as you read it. Talk about the "Uh-ohs" that happen.
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This book uses playful language to engage young children and play with the sounds they hear. Practice making the sound, "Uh-oh!" and have your toddler join in as you read it. Talk about the "Uh-ohs" that happen.
This book uses playful language to engage young children and play with the sounds they hear. Practice making the sound, "Uh-oh!" and have your toddler join in as you read it. Talk about the "Uh-ohs" that happen.
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A comforting story for young children dealing with separation anxiety and fun, too, because of the anticipation of looking for Spot under the flaps. "...Show more
A comforting story for young children dealing with separation anxiety and fun, too, because of the anticipation of looking for Spot under the flaps. "Does mommy ever look for you?" Yes, she does! "Where is baby? Is she behind the sofa? Nooo, she's not there." Young toddlers love to play this game.
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A comforting story for young children dealing with separation anxiety and fun, too, because of the anticipation of looking for Spot under the flaps. "...Show more
A comforting story for young children dealing with separation anxiety and fun, too, because of the anticipation of looking for Spot under the flaps. "Does mommy ever look for you?" Yes, she does! "Where is baby? Is she behind the sofa? Nooo, she's not there." Young toddlers love to play this game.
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