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<\/p>\nA few months after a beautiful baby is born, parents begin to hear exciting sounds of joy and personal expression. A toddler’s use of words can be adorable and entertaining as you child learn to use new words and communicate. While it’s entertaining to watch a growing toddler use variations of a word, as a child enters preschool the vocabulary is expected to increase. Better communication and increased vocabulary does not happen automatically. It requires intentional learning and an excellent curriculum in childcare, daycare, or preschool. Parental support is also beneficial. Learning happens in a balanced, loving, and nurturing environment.<\/p>\n
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At Kids \u2018R\u2019 Kids, we understand every stage of learning. Our curriculum is designed to help your child develop through our infant, and toddler programs, to our preschool, pre-k, and after school programs. At Kids \u2018R\u2019 Kids, children enjoy lessons designed to increase vocabulary, build better communication, and much more!<\/p>\n
We value the importance of our parents continuing their child\u2019s learning experience beyond the classroom. Here are some helpful ways to build your child\u2019s vocabulary through everyday activities at home:<\/p>\n
Be a patient listener. <\/strong>It may take time for your child to express himself. Listen carefully and allow your child to take the needed time to communicate.<\/p>\n When speaking to your child, use real words. <\/strong>It may be fun to use \u201cplay words,\u201d but as your child learns and grows, take the opportunity to use real words for your child to repeat and understand. While some \u201cplay words\u201d are cute, they can be confusing and stifle vocabulary.<\/p>\n Ask plenty of probing questions. <\/strong>Your questions will create opportunities for your child to think, reason, and express himself better.<\/p>\n Encourage your child regularly. <\/strong>Always look for opportunities to affirm and encourage your child. Respond with care and thoughtfulness as your child learns to express thoughts and feelings.<\/p>\n Keep your baby talking and making sounds. <\/strong>Your baby is growing and developing in many ways. Engaging activities, talking, and fun interactions are ways your child learns and develops. Even though your baby may not understand your words, he will recognize your voice and body language.<\/p>\n Read to your child regularly. <\/strong>Choose a fun book appropriate for your child\u2019s age and read regularly. Your child will begin to recognize and repeat words. Also discuss what the words mean.<\/p>\n While Kids \u2018R\u2019 Kids provides an excellent preschool learning experience, parents love to join the learning process. These simple steps will support your child\u2019s learning along with our excellent curriculum. Our STEAM AHEAD\u00ae curriculum is an integrated project-based curriculum written for students ages three to five. It provides them with opportunities to be creative, innovative, and ingenious. They learn to use problem-solving skills, critical thinking skills, and best of all, finding the \u201cah ha\u201d moments in our five core areas of education.<\/p>\n Learn more about the many ways we support your child with our dynamic curriculum, excellent programs, and qualified teachers and staff. We hope you will contact us to learn more about our commitment to advanced learning, increased vocabulary, and our overall educational success that is far beyond a daycare or childcare.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A few months after a beautiful baby is born, parents begin to hear exciting sounds of joy and personal expression. A toddler’s use of words can be adorable and entertaining as you child learn to use new words and communicate. While it’s entertaining to watch a growing toddler use variations of a word, as a […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":398,"featured_media":167000000176,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[167000000010],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-167000000175","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-parent-tips"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n