Jennise Conley's Blog - Posts Tagged "baby"
Exposure to a lot of spoken language
For speech and vocabulary development of a child, the critical window is open between birth and 3 years of age. The sounds a child hears in those years will largely determine the size of his/her adult vocabulary. So speak and read-aloud to your child regularly early in life to expose them to a lot of spoken language.
A Fish, a Frog, and a Gnome: My Favorite Poems
A Fish, a Frog, and a Gnome: My Favorite Poems
Published on July 02, 2012 08:05
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baby, language, read-aloud, speak, speech, spoken-language, vocabulary
Musical Training and Emotional Development
There is a powerful way to fine-tune a child's hearing for the emotional aspects of speech: musical training. Researchers in the Chicago area showed that musically experienced kids—those who studied any instrument for at least 10 years, starting before age 7—responded with greased-lightening speed to subtle variations in emotion-laden cues, such as a baby's cry. (Medina, 2010)
I Think There's a Monster Under My Bed!
A Fish, a Frog, and a Gnome: My Favorite Poems
Jennise Conley
I Think There's a Monster Under My Bed!
A Fish, a Frog, and a Gnome: My Favorite Poems
Jennise Conley
Published on July 13, 2012 08:53
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Tags:
baby, brain-development, emotion, hearing, music


