Babies are amazing little creatures. They are known as a 'Genius Linguistics'. They are able to remember and absorb all the languages taught to them, especially in the first three years of their development, because it was known long Golden Age, because in the initial three-year development of their brain that is extraordinary. According to research, it is believed that 13 million baby can learn vocabulary words spoken by his parents! Extraordinary is not it? But if we miss this period, this number will decrease drastically to 8 million, or shrink 62 percent.
From this we can conclude, that although babies can not talk, as parents we must be diligent in bringing it to communicate, because communication is a form of stimulation needed by the infant. Through this communication they learn new vocabulary, new language, remember and know what their parents, and of course this will bring great influence on their behavior as adults later. Reading stories is a form of stimulation that can be performed in children aged 1-3 years (golden age) to hone their language skills. Here are some tips for reading to the kids.
• Start with a picture book that has just a few sentences on one page
• When reading, use to stimulate language and hear their rhythm
• To encourage involvement, invite them to turn pages were read
• Set the tempo to fit the story. Elevate low noise based on the story, in order to attract
• Put a book in a place that is within easy reach of children, so they can enjoy them anytime they want.
