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Let's Talk Together - Home Activities for Early Speech & Language Development

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Made for parents and clinicians, Let's Talk Together offers over 55 home activities for early speech & language development.

Let's Talk Together includes favorite language activities that take place in a child's natural environment -- including but not limited to mealtime, indoor play, outdoor play, car time, and night time routines.

Incorporating language-based activities into daily routines allows parents and caregivers opportunities for repetition and the flexibility to practice these activities at a time convenient for them. Presenting the activities in a fun but natural manner helps children relax so that they will be much more likely to participate.

Chapters include...
Chapter 1: Activities for Beginning Sounds
Chapter 2: Oral Motor Activities
Chapter 3: Indoor Play
Chapter 4:Outdoor Play
Chapter 5: Kitchen/Mealtime
Chapter 6: Night Time Routine
Chapter 7: Craft Time
Chapter 8: Car/Travel

Each page contains simple directions with descriptions of what you need, what to say, and what to do.

88 pages

Other Titles by these authors
Baby Babble DVD
Baby Babble 2: First Words P, B, M DVD

88 pages, Paperback

First published September 9, 2008

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August 24, 2010
I bought this book when I bought the Baby Babble videos. I always told myself I wouldn't be one of those "worry warts" about their kids, but well, everyone's looks got to me. It was nice to read through these activities and realize "wow, I'm not a crummy mom after all!" :) Many of the activities are common sense, but some of them I didn't think of doing as a mom, but knew I did with my sisters as a kid. Sometimes it's hard to remember to just PLAY and TALK with your kids, you know? Anyway, it was a nice book and I'm sure someone could pick up some good activities. I think it may have been more helpful to me earlier in my "child rearing" days, because it really guides you with some ideas to incorporate into your routine instead of using the trial and error method that worked for me.
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