It is never too early to start interacting with a baby - in fact, the earlier the better! Research shows us that the earliest years are the most important for brain development and that children learn best through play.
Presenter Dr. Betsy Diamant-Cohen's expertise is in creating programs for children from birth to age three that combine play with learning, literacy, and bonding activities. Dr. Diamant-Cohen models the way learning takes place, then shares sample activities that help boost early brain development - and build connection with grandchildren - through singing, sharing books, and doing fingerplays.
With minor adaptations, see how “The Itsy Bitsy Spider” can help strengthen grandchildren’s social and emotional skills, how reciting a rhyme about animal illustrations builds their knowledge of the world around them, and how scarf play can kindle the imagination and spark grandchildren’s curiosity.
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21 окт 2024
