Talk to Me, Baby!, 2e

Talk to Me, Baby!, 2e

How You Can Support Young Children's Language Development, Second Edition

Author: Betty S. Bardige, Ed.D.
Early Childhood

Talking to young children matters, and this friendly, down-to-earth book is your guide to playful, engaging talk that supercharges young minds and sets the stage for school success. Includes critical new research and invaluable downloadable handouts and study guide.

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WHAT'S NEW: Strategies based on up-to-date research; expanded focus on developing toddlers' language skills; and new emphasis on supporting children from low-income families. You'll also get a practical collection of downloadable resources: updated study guides for each chapter and handouts in English and Spanish.

Includes downloadable, printable handouts in English and Spanish:

Reviews

Margot Kaplan-Sanoff, Boston University Medical Center - March 29, 2016
"Talk to Me, Baby presents the world of the infant in terms parents can easily understand by interspersing practical suggestions with well documented research findings. Parents and providers will recognize themselves and their baby in the examples Bardige provides and will experience the confidence that comes with knowledge and practical experience."

Karen Nemeth, Author/consultant at Language Castle LLC - March 29, 2016
"This new edition of the admired language development book, Talk to Me Baby! is filled with research-based content and engaging examples that today’s families and early childhood educators need."

Joshua Sparrow, BTC and Head Start National Center on Family and Community Engagement - March 29, 2016
"Talk to Me, Baby! tells the compelling story of early language development in clear and simple terms and describes its miraculous manifestations in infant and toddler behavior so that these are easy to recognize. It is brimming with practical suggestions and resources for any parent and teacher interested in helping children learn not only to talk but to become lifelong learners."

T. Berry Brazelton, Professor of Pediatrics, Emeritus, Harvard Medical School Founder, Brazelton Touchpoints Center - March 25, 2016
'This is a wonderful book and it should be read by every parent and professional who works with small children.'

Sarah E. Walzer, Chief Executive Officer, The Parent-Child Home Program - March 23, 2016
"Parents, educators, and policymakers at the local, state, and federal level must read this clearly and powerfully written account of why it is critical that as a country we support, foster, and fund the development of language and literacy-rich homes and care environments for all young children."

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Tips for Supporting Language Development in Babies
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Tips for Supporting Language Development in Toddlers
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8 fun things to do with older toddlers
Tips for talking with toddlers
Books that toddlers like best

Tips for Supporting Language Development in Preschoolers
8 fun things to do with preschoolers
Books that preschoolers like best

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