Easy Listening
Learning to focus on sounds helps pave the way for later accomplishments in phonological awareness, and that’s important for future reading and spelling skills.
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Peek-a-WHO?
Bright colors and peek-a-boo windows are sure to grab your baby’s attention, and support vision and brain development. Playful guessing rhymes create a fun and engaging tone for reading with your little one.
I Kissed the Baby!
High contrast, black-and-white images mixed with a few bright colors are sure to catch your baby’s eye.
If I Were a Cat
This sturdy board book combines large, vivid pictures of adorable cats with funny, melodic text. With its enchanting pictures, this book is sure to become one of your baby’s favorite stories.
Barnyard Friends
Although your baby is brand new to the world, he needs to listen to sounds in order to learn how to produce the sounds of our language and say his first word!
Word Awareness
From the moment she is born, you can nurture your baby’s oral language growth by providing many opportunities for her to hear new words every day.
Read and Touch
It’s never too early to begin reading with your baby. When you read together, you help your baby to learn and to love books!
Ribbon Grasp
Here‘s an activity you can do to help your baby learn to grasp objects with her hands – it’s a skill she’ll need to hold pencils and crayons later.
My Tiny Hand
This activity combines family tradition and culture with brief communication interactions that are invaluable for developing the foundations of language and literacy.
Shapes (Little Scholastic)
This Little Scholastic Board Book will encourage your baby to explore shapes through everyday objects and will be a delightful tactile experience.
