In this episode, Dr. Blair Rolnick discusses language development in babies and offers valuable tips for parents. She emphasizes that children learn receptive language before expressive language. To aid this, she recommends using high-contrast toys and reading books to babies, ensuring they can see the speaker's mouth.
Dr. Rolnick advocates for intentional and slow speech, emphasizing proper grammar and pronunciation. She highlights the significance of pausing to encourage children to communicate their needs and offers practical examples of incorporating this into daily activities. By using these language hacks, parents can effectively engage with their children and support their language acquisition.
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00:00 Introduction
00:50 How do babies acquire language?
01:10 0-3 months
03:40 Talk to your child
04:10 Demonstration with a book
05:50 Reading to a child
08:40 The pause
10:38 Demonstration at the pause
13:34 Conclusion
Being a parent comes with a lot of questions. Is this normal? Am I doing a good job? (The answer is yes by the way). This podcast is here to provide support and guidance based on medical literature and best practice guidelines. As a mother herself, Dr. Blair Rolnick knows how hard it is to find answers and advice based on research that you can trust. As a pediatrician with specialty training in pediatric emergency medicine and a certified lactation consultant, she brings specialist training to the table and seeks to use strong medical evidence to empower parents on their journey through parenthood.
This information is for educational purposes only. It is not medical advice. Always seek medical advice from a qualified physician.
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