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

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.

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Hi Mommy! How old is your baby na po? If your baby is still around 2 to 5 years old, better make the reading fun with the child and as much as possible show realia (real objects) as well that the child sees in the book that you want to read to him/her.

Hi Mommy! Buy books that are full of illustrations and only a few words in them. Also, consider their interests as well, if they are into robots, teddy bears, puzzles, superheroes, etc. you may as well buy books with the characters they like. If they can already express themselves, ask them what book they like.

Hi Mommy! The best way to help your baby memorize the letters of the alphabet is to make learning fun and natural. You can use books, games, puzzles, songs, toys, and other activities that feature letters and sounds. You can also point out letters in your everyday environment, such as signs, labels, or logos. You can also encourage your baby to write or trace their own name or other words they know. By providing your baby with a rich and stimulating learning environment, you can help them develop their language skills, their curiosity, and their confidence. Remember that every child is unique and learns at their own pace. The most important thing is to enjoy reading and learning with your baby.

Hi Mommy! You may look for books that have themes on friendship.If you introduce this kind of book to your child, just make sure that you take part in reading with him/her, too, so that you can portray what interaction with others is like. This is the chance for you to build a better understanding of your child on social communication that starts with you and him/her.

Hi Mommy! Reading books aloud during pregnancy is a wonderful way to stimulate your baby's brain development and bond with your baby. However, it is not the only way to make your baby smart from the womb. There are other activities that you can do to enhance your baby's intelligence and well-being, such as: eating a healthy and balanced diet, listening to music or singing, and talking or reading to your baby.

Hi Mommy! Teach them good values on listening to teachers well, being kind to others, being honest and expressive in class, and being considerate of others feelings. Other than these, you can also help your child memorize the sounds of the letters in the alphabet so that he/she will not struggle in building up further his/her reading skills with her school teachers.