ASK THE EXPERT: 🤓Age-by-Age Guide Reading to Your Baby (From Womb to School Age!)🤰🏻🤱🏻📚

Hi Mommy! Reading to your baby in the womb can help them develop their language skills and familiarity with your native language. Reading to your baby in the womb can also help them bond with you and feel your emotions. Your baby can sense your mood and tone when you read, and respond with their own movements or heart rate changeshttps://www.greenchildmagazine.com/reading-to-baby-in-womb/https://www.romper.com/pregnancy/the-benefits-of-reading-to-your-baby-during-pregnancy-experts.

Hi Mommy! You can start now. You don't need to have a mini library to start reading to her. Pwede ka po munang bumili ng storybooks full of illustrations with a few words in it. Then you can read them to her at night before going to bed. You don't need to spend too much time, just a 30-minute reading time with your baby can make it up, as long as you're helping her get used to this reading routine in her every day life.

There are many possible reasons why your child doesn't pay attention to certain books. It could depend on their age, mood, interest, or preference. Siguro po better yun mga gusto nya characters sa story yun ang laging basahin para yun interest nya po sa reading ay mas ma improve.

Phonics is a way of teaching children how to read and write by helping them hear, identify and use different sounds that distinguish one word from another in the English languagehttps://literacytrust.org.uk/information/what-is-literacy/what-phonics/. Phonics is important for kids ages 3-6 years old because it helps them develop their language skills, their reading accuracy, their reading fluency, their reading comprehension, and their curiosity about the world.

Hi Mommy. If your child only hears the names of the colors without looking at the visuals, then it's normal po that your child only knows the names, but still struggles to identify the colors when shown him/her an object having that color. Now, try to show him colors in flash cards consistently with you teaching him/her the colors. Make it fun like playing a game while doing so that your child will find it interesting, too.

Hi Mommy! There are different books recommended for babies 4-6, 6-9, and 9-12 months because they have different developmental stages and needs. Babies grow and learn rapidly in their first year, and the books they read should match their interests and abilities. Here are some of the main differences between these stages and the types of books that are suitable for them: • Babies 4-6 months: At this stage, babies can see more colors and details, and they can hold objects with their hands. They are also more interested in sounds and voices, and they may start to babble or imitate sounds. The best books for them are those that have bright colors, simple shapes, high-contrast patterns, and textures that they can touch and feel. They also enjoy books that have rhythmic language, animal sounds, or songs that you can read or sing to them.

Hi Parent! Touch and feel books are not only for younger babies. They can also be appropriate and fun for older babies and toddlers, such as 2 years old.

Mabilis po talagang mainip ang mga bata for their young age. They are naturally curious and explorative po. I suggest that when you attempt to teach the child reading, choose what you think he is interested in. For instance, if he is into superhero toys, buy books that show superhero characters. One thing more po, try to buy books that have plenty of illustrations with a few words in them muna if they are only around 3 to 5 years old. Also, don't just simply drag them into reading, try to interact with the child when reading a book to help them improve their comprehension and allowing them to ask questions that they are not familiar with in the text they are reading.