Talking to children is crucial to their development.
Take turns talking to and listening to your child to teach important conversational skills. Ask questions; speak in a normal and positive tone of voice instead of “baby talk” and face children so they can see your expressions and make eye contact.
Build conversational skills at these Library programs:
- Their back and forth conversational skills grow
- They learn to communicate their needs and wants
- They understand how to listen
- They can express emotions
- They make friends!
Programs at the Library to Support Talking:
- Rhythm, Rhyme & Storytime
- Great Beginnings
- Baby & Me
- Homeschool Book Worms
- Flex Your Fingers
- Creativity Corner
- Learn 2 Read
- Read Bus
- LEGO Club
- STEAMworks
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