This is a place for my children, grands, greats, and chosens to find information, tips, tricks, family secrets and all manner of things that gramma's have traditionally passed down. Now in this information age, the method of passing on this information has altered from "hands on" to "blog" -- the more things change, the more they stay the same. If you weren't "born in" this family, don't let that stop you, come on in and spend some time with us. The more the merrier!
23 August 2014
Read to your child every day. As soon as you know you’re pregnant, (both parents) start reading aloud. It doesn’t matter so much WHAT you read in the early months. It does matter THAT you read. The brain of a child starts forming connections and patterns from the start. The more varied the vocabulary you introduce, the more varied the vocabulary they will be comfortable with. As they learn to read, let them read to you. Sharing the reading and then working yourself out of this ‘job’ will help them all through their lives. Also, read for your own pleasure in the presence of your children. They will make habits based on yours. Thirty minutes a day is not too much to spend for the rewards of this habit!
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