How mothers teach babies to learn to read

Parents are very happy when they have babies. Baby education should start from childhood, and the first thing is to learn to read. So how to teach babies to read? At what age is it best for babies to learn to read? What should be paid attention to when teaching babies to read? The following editor will introduce you in detail.

How to teach babies to read

Teaching babies to read can be done through intentional or unintentional learning of their favorite foods, toys, familiar relatives, and daily household items. For example, if a baby likes to eat fish, the mother can show the baby a picture of a fish, with the word "fish" written next to it. The field is the belly of the fish, and the bottom horizontal line is the tail of the fish. In this way, the baby will recognize the word "fish".

You can also teach your baby to recite some simpler poems first, such as "Geese, Goose, Goose", and then combine the pictures and text in the picture book to teach your baby to recite one word at a time. Once the child has mastered this method, after repeating it a few more times, he will be able to find the words he often recognizes in other reading.

How to teach babies to read

Babies are different from adults. In addition to eating and sleeping, they play every day, and playing is the best way for them to learn. Through playing, babies can develop various functions of the body, learn a lot of knowledge, increase social awareness and enrich their thoughts and feelings. Parents should correctly guide their babies to have a great interest in literacy, create a relaxed and pleasant learning environment and help them learn literacy through various games.

When teaching children to read, parents should pay attention to stimulating their children's interest and use more games to let them learn to read in a relaxed and happy environment. In addition, don't rush for success. Children's brain development is not perfect yet and they need repeated learning to really learn. Parents should be patient with their children to learn and don't let them feel pressured.

What is the best age for babies to learn to read?

The fierce competition in the society now has extended to children. Many parents have advanced their children's training to preschool, and now pay special attention to early education for children aged 0-3. All education for children aged 0-3 is of enlightenment nature. 0-3 years old is the golden period for the development of intelligence and language. Psychologists have confirmed that 0-3 years old is the key period for the development of children's intelligence, because 0-3 years old is an important stage for the development of human brain. During this period, the weight of the baby's brain increases very fast. It is only about 370 grams when it is just born; it increases to 660 grams at 9 months; it can reach 1200 grams at 3 years old, accounting for about 70%-80% of the adult brain weight. During this period, the curiosity and ability to accept external things of young children are very strong, and their memory can reach 50% of that of adults. Therefore, the ancients said: You can tell how a child will grow up at the age of three and how old he will be at the age of seven. From the age of three, the child's shape perception develops very quickly. Between the ages of three and seven, as the age increases, the percentage of children who correctly recognize graphics gradually increases, and the average time used to complete the task gradually decreases. At the age of four, children are most sensitive to graphic perception. In fact, words are also a kind of graphics. Chinese characters are a kind of pictographic characters, which are a special kind of graphics. Therefore, at this time, it is best to teach children to read.

What should you pay attention to when teaching your baby to recognize words?

You should learn happily, not forcefully. Babies are still young and cannot concentrate for a long time, and they have not formed their own world of rules.

Regarding teaching materials, you must choose non-pictured literacy cards, because when it comes to literacy, cards with pictures can easily distract the baby's attention, and the effect of recognizing words will be greatly reduced.

Regarding review, babies have a characteristic that they easily forget what they have learned, so review is very important. It is very simple when the number of words to learn is small, but when there are many words to recognize, it is impossible to ask babies to review so many words in one day.

Take it step by step, don't be impatient for results, and don't yell at your baby, as this can easily discourage your baby's enthusiasm.