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b.  Imitation and play
                                      As  babies  continue  to  observer  new  events  and  explore  new

                               environments,  they  might  begin  to  imitate  adult  behaviors.  Imitation
                               becomes a key way for older babies and new toddlers. They may imitate and

                               replicate voice sounds they hear, a specific sequence of actions, or even

                               emulate adult behaviors with pretend play. Playing games that involve funny
                               sounds and facial expressions helps spark your child’s imagination.

                                      After  the  age  of  nine  months,  babies  become  fascinated  with
                               learning about object. Babies at this stage may begin to use everyday object

                               and toys in the way they were intended.


                           c.  Remember, Learning does not happen at ones

                                      Baby develops many skills at the same time. For example, baby may
                               be  putting  a  lot  of  energy  into  learning  to  walk.  If  so,  her  language

                               development may slow down for a bit. Give plenty of support, and all areas

                               of development will usually level out.


                        2.  Toddler
                           1)  Picking a Preference

                                      A  toddler  may  begin  to  display  a  particular  learning  tendency.
                               Recognizing  and  responding  to  his  preferred  style  as  he  explores  new

                               concept and materials can help your child develop a sense of mastery. Here’s

                               how you can recognize and support each type of learner:
                                   Auditory learners gain new information best by hearing it.

                                   Signs that your child’s a listener:
                                   a.  She quickly remembers the words to stories and songs.

                                   b.  She follows directions easily.

                                   c.  She repeats overhead phrases and comments.


                                   Ways to help her learn:
                                   a.  The more you talk, the more information she’ll gather.








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