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Reading to Your Baby: Why Repetition Is Good for Him



In my experience, routines work well for babies. My nap-time routine used to consist of reading a variety of books to my baby before placing him in his crib. I learned that babies love repetition, and I started reading the same books to him before nap time. This was beneficial in many ways: It signaled that nap time was imminent, he learned to predict what was going to happen in the book, and it helped develop his vocabulary because I use his finger to point to and name objects. Reading opens up so many doors, and your child benefits from it in endless ways. Enjoy that special time together!

Posted 6/18/2012 1:12:54 PM


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