can babies learn to read
I read that you should let your baby whine on the floor when trying to learn how to crawl because the ?
frustration is a big motivator, my daughter gets so frustrated though, because she can go backwards and a little forward, but she gets so mad, should I let her whine it out and try so she learns or move her or pick her up? What did you do?
The best way for her to learn is to let her whine it out, but a little assistance helps as well, it’s all about how u do it. For example, when she gets frustrated, show her the motions by putting her legs into position so she gets that point. Then she’ll see what she has to do.
I used to teach my kids to talk by first saying the word and emphasizing it for them to see and then saying the word with my lips on their cheeks so they can get the motion. U will their reaction as you do so as my kids used to feel my face as they try the words themselves. No i’m not blind and no my kids didn’t have any learning disabilities but doing this helped them a whole lot.
My oldest son started walking ON HIS OWN at the age of 7 months and my daughter started talking full sentences at the age of 14 months.
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