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    Reading

    Reading is considered one of the best things any person can do in life. Regarding language, reading helps with acquiring new words, learning how they're pronounced, understanding them in different contexts, learning the structure of sentences, learning how one idea is connected to the next, learning about punctuation, spelling, and more. Reading also teaches about people, personalities, feelings, places, times, history, the future. It develops a creative mind, one filled with imagination and on-going curiosity. It allows for venturing off to unknown lands and stories. It empowers to more knowledge of our surroundings and our world. It opens doors to more opportunities and a better life.

     

    Should we involve our little bitty children in this magical world of reading? Absolutely! It all starts when you are a baby. 


    My BabyLingua loves to focus on reading and children! You will be coached in the many ways to use reading to develop language in your baby.

     

    "Experts are nearly unanimous in stating that babies should routinely experience shared books as soon as they experience shared talking, that is, during the first weeks and months of life."    ~ Butler, D. (1998)  Babies need books. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann. 


    "The more you READ,

    the more you KNOW,

    the more you LEARN,

    the more places you'll GO!"

                                  ~Dr. Seuss



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