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Tips to Encourage Language Development: 6-9 Months
From tall tales to singing songs, Jamie Loehr M.D, and Jen Meyers, authors of "Raising Your Child" share activities to help your baby start talking!
Kathryn Gamble
Talk With Her
Have conversations with your baby! Respond to her babbling. Give her time to talk and then respond to what she said. Talk to her just like you would talk to a good friend. Show her something you're working on, ask her questions, and recount a memory. Hearing the inflections and intonations of conversation will help her learn to respond to you in kind.
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Visit your local library and find out about baby and toddler storytimes. This is a great way to expose your kids to language and early literacy. Ask your local librarian about early literacy programming at your library and great book recommendations for reading with your baby.
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