Mr. Wang has a piece of land - Language Development (Suitable for 15 months old)

Author: Jia Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Cultivating a baby's well-rounded qualities requires the balanced development of five key abilities.
Gross Motor Skills: Refers to the skills necessary for all kinds of movement and activities, helping children explore their surroundings, interact with their environment, and experience the joy of success.
Fine Motor Skills: Primarily refers to hand-eye coordination, allowing children to engage with objects, understand their properties, master more skills, boost confidence, and promote cognitive development.
Language Skills: Crucial for a child's social development, it plays a generalizing role in the cognitive process, regulates psychological activities and behavior.
Cognitive Abilities: Marks the true beginning of a child's learning ability development, fostering their ability to solve problems independently.
Emotional and Social Behavior Skills: An important part of a child's personality, it helps them transition from a natural person to a social being and better adapt to society.
Reading starts from the moment a baby is born! Each month brings specific developmental milestones, and giving a baby books unsuitable for their age can only dampen their interest in reading. For this reason, we have published this "Play with Bear" series, providing "One Book Per Month" for babies aged 0-3, allowing them to fully enjoy the joy of reading. Of course, one book per month doesn’t mean it becomes useless after that month. A major learning pattern for babies is "repetition"—as long as they remain interested, the book can be read repeatedly.
Mr. Wang raises small animals like chicks, ducks, cows, pigs, and puppies on his farm. They chirp and squeak here and there, creating a lively atmosphere. The rhythmic songs and repetitive animal sounds help develop the baby's language skills.
Theoretical Basis: Repeating words or phrases during play or daily life helps form new neural connections in the brain's language centers. Books about animals can capture the interest of babies at this age. They can engage in the reading process by mimicking animal sounds, turning pages, and pointing to the images.
Reading Method:
1. Read this book with your baby and encourage them to mimic the animal sounds together.
2. Learn the sound of one animal and ask your baby to point to the corresponding animal.
3. Learn to sing the song and sing it to your baby frequently.