As soon as a child is born, parents should start talking, singing and rhyming about anything and everything. These interactions help build a child’s language skills long before he can talk or understand what’s being - A Child Is Born - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	As soon as a child is born, parents should start talking, singing and rhyming about anything and everything. These interactions help build a child’s language skills long before he can talk or understand what’s being Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-03 18:03:56 Open Document File Size: 94,14 KB Share Result on Facebook City Houston / Baltimore / / Company Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co. / / Facility University of Washington’s Institute / / IndustryTerm rapid phonological processing / / Organization University of Washington’s Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences / National Academy of Sciences / / PublishedMedium Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / / SocialTag Infancy Language Developmental psychology Phonetics Speech Baby talk Babbling Speech perception Toddler Linguistics

As soon as a child is born, parents should start talking, singing and rhyming about anything and everything. These interactions help build a child’s language skills long before he can talk or understand what’s being Add to Reading List