I read that reading is an important form of stimulation for babies. As explained by KidsHealth:
Reading aloud:
- teaches a baby about communication
- introduces concepts such as stories, numbers, letters, colors, and shapes in a fun way
- builds listening, memory, and vocabulary skills
- gives babies information about the world around them
And so I went to the bookstore to look for flash cards but couldn't find anything I like so I bought an ABC Book for the Little One. The book was sealed so I couldn't browse it but the description at the back of the book said it had "large, clear, easy to read text and vibrant pictures". And this is exactly what I need!
The book does have "large, clear, easy to read text and vibrant pictures" that are pleasing to the eye. Though I suggest they use objects for each letter that are one or two-syllable words because I think all Little Ones should start with simple words that are easy to follow.
Here's a look:
A is for "Apple" (as expected, hehe) . . .though I wish the apple was all red in color (LOL) B for "Butterfly" is okay but I think "Ball" is a better choice. . . .right? |
C for "Car" is good D for "Dinosaur"?! I wish they just used "Dog" . . . or "Duck" . . . or "Drum" |
I must say though, this is a cute dino, teehee |
E for "Elephant""?. . . .What about using "eye", "ear" or "egg"? F for "Frog"? Okay, it is one-syllable but I had enough of animals, haha! What about "feet" or "fan"? |
G for "Gorilla"? I'll go for "grapes"! H for "Helicopter". . . is too long I think H can also be for "Hat" or "Horse" Though I would probably choose "Helicopter" over "Hippopotamus", Haha! |
So I guess I'll stop with letter H now (teehee) . . . .
I'm planning to get some more books for the Little One. . . next on the list, a good fairy tale book.
Yes, I'm starting her early . . . and I hope this would foster her love for reading.
Any book recommendations you'd like to share?
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