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In a child’s early years, they’re immersed in
processes of cognitive thinking, which refers to learning through listening, language,
memory, watching, touching, reading and reasoning. Their early babbling sounds soon become words,
names, and ultimately, sentences. There are a lot of easy things parents can do
to make the most of this important time. To start, singing children’s songs and
talking to your baby will calm them and start to help them recognize words and
identify their meanings.
Reading to your baby is also an excellent way to
help them begin to understand language and sounds. Your tone will help overall
comprehension, so be animated when reading or telling a story. The best way to use baby toys to help children develop language skills is by interacting with
them and letting them experience the story. This is especially easy to do when
you’re reading musical baby books to them. For example, you can sing children’s songs directly to them, as if you were in a conversation. You should also
respond to your child when they make sounds—this is another great way to help
them develop their language skills.
When you play baby music for your child, this will
help them develop a love for music while stimulating their brain development.
So pop in those baby CDs and get moving to some fun children’s songs.
In general, the best way to use baby toys is with safety
at the forefront of your mind. You know that you need to childproof your house
before you first bring them home, but you also have to ensure that all the toys
they play with are completely safe. Don’t take anyone else’s word for it—read
the directions on the packaging and do research about all the toys they come in
contact with. The great things about our baby music toys is that they are all
completely safe for babies and toddlers—make sure that’s the case for every toy
the play with.