How to Get Toddlers to Sit and Read with You: Tips from a Speech Therapist | Learn With Adrienne
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Is your toddler bored with books? Are you having trouble keeping his or her attention? You know that reading to them is SO important, BUT your child wiggles out of your lap and runs away every time you pull out a book and try to read. You're not alone! Check out these step-by-step simple tips from a Speech Language Pathologist that will make reading books less of a struggle and more of a fun bonding time with your kiddo.
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Adrienne, you are the most generous speech pathologist on youtube. You will gain great success in 2023.
Love your personality and tone of voice. Thank you for choosing this career that fits perfectly with you and thank you for making UA-cam videos to share.
I am a beginner teacher in preschool and I can tell you that your advice helps me a lot in my work.❤❤ Thanks for sharing
I'm so glad!
Whoever marries or married this girl is one lucky dude. Such a pleasant persona. You are a sweetheart. Thank you for being you and helping us parents. You do an amazing job. Such an inspiration and so very beautiful.
Whaat! Helloooo! Good to see you! Mine just runs around like a hooligan while we read for her. 2yrs old. Thanks for the tips.
Yay! Good to see you too! It is great to be back!
Haha! Most 2 year olds are hooligans running around. Good news is that you can still read to her even if she is busy doing other things. What matters is that she is hearing you say the words in the book and she is still hearing language. Even though we all want that "picturesque" time with our child where they are snuggling with us and sitting in our laps while we read to them, the reality is, lots of kids learn better when they are moving around. So just because she is moving around, doesn't mean she isn't listening. Hope that is encouraging to you! :)
I have been reading so many books to help my son with his speech. I felt like he wasn’t improving as fast as I had hoped but what you said about repeating the same words instead of trying to read word for word! Can’t wait to try this!!
This video answered all my questions now. Thank you!! My 17 months son loves flipping books so fast. Then I know how to read him book better. :)
I'm gonna learn a lot watching your videos! I love your channel, Adrienne! Much Love and respect ♥️♥️♥️
Super easy tips . Very helpful !
Thank you Adrienne. 😊
You are very special to me , my baby is 18mo and I ve applied every single advice from you! I am starting to see progress already 😭❤️🙏🏼. God bless you Adrienne !
Wonderful! I love hearing this! You are doing a great job and your baby is so fortunate to have you as his mama. :)
Hi Adrienne, nice to see you again. I hope to see more of you on youtube in the future ❤ My son is a 2.5yo autistic boy who needs even more repeatition, it is helpful to see how you do it. He is not paying attention to pictures and in general he changes his focus from one thing to another in a split second. But I will keep trying. 😊
So glad you are posting videos again! Congratulations on the baby! Your baby is lucky to have you read to him. Do you think you can make videos of you reading baby books? Your voice is so soothing with clear enunciation. More videos please!
I love this video, just found your channel. My daughter is bilingual, I am Czech and only speak Czech to her, my husband is English and we live in the UK. I don’t have as many Czech books here obviously so I ‘translate’ some English books into easy Czech while we are looking at them or I just talk about what is on the pictures - pleased to seethats what you said in the video!
We say a lot of rhymes as well and she likes those that include movement as well, clapping, stomping feet etc.
Great teacher!
Oh, Adrienne. You really helped me tons about how to keep my kid engaged and excited when we're both playing. I applied the tips you shared on your other video. And it really worked. I didn't expect that she'll imitate right away what I was doing. You made me realize how important it is for parents to be imaginative and creative when it comes to teaching kids. Sending you lots of love and light all the way from the 🇵🇭 Philippines. Can't wait to watch your other videos. 🙏💕
My son is 10 months old and I noticed that whenever I read to him wordy books, he loses patience and ot gets frustrating for me because I want him to love books as much as I do. After watching this video, i Immediately tried it with him and I was so surprised that he sat on my lap peacefully and we managed to get through the book. The bonus part is I can go through the same book and find something else to "read" to him. Amazing tip Adrienne!!!!
I've been struggling getting my son, who is 1 1/2 y.o., to pay attention to books. He likes to grab and turn the pages himself. But this gives me some encouragement to try things this way. Thank you!
Yay! I’m so glad to see you’re back to making videos ❤️ you do such an amazing job and your videos are so helpful!
Thanks Danielle! I am glad my videos have been helpful. I hope to have the time to make more soon :)
Thank you so much for making this video!
Me encanta como explicas cada video, tu tono de voz y tu alegria y dinámica! me ayuda mucho tus videos excelente
Thank you so much!
I’m from Russia and I find your videos extremely useful for me and 1,5 y.o. son :) Languages can be different but these methods work anyway
My daughter is 2 1/2 and was not sure whether to give the baby books away but I can still use them! Thank you. You are the best A!
Hello Adrienne! Thank you for the nice tips! My son is 2,10 and we are from Russia. From time to time I read some English books to him. I can see that he understands its content but I’ve never thought of repetition. I’ll defo use the method next time. And I like your channel, thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge 🌸
Welcome back and congratulations for new baby 🌹❤️
Thank you Lina! ❤️☺️
Welcome back! Been wating for you ages 💕
Thank you so much for your encouragement! It feels great to be back! I hope to have the time to make more videos soon :)
That tip at the end was just.. AMAZING! Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you!!! ♥️
Such a great help!!! thank you so much..
Hi, Adrienne!
My 2 1/2 year old son loves the Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter. It’s our favorite book to read together. He points out “Petey Rabbit,” “rake,” “flower pot,” “Petey cries,” “white cat,” etc.
Another book we enjoy is Blue Sky White Stars by Sarvinder Naberhaus. We discovered it at our public library and ended up purchasing our own copy. It’s colorful and inspirational with beautiful illustrations. There is so much to discuss on each page and I think it is a book that grows with your child.
I love your videos, your calm and soothing nature, and your repetition methods. You are a joy to watch and I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you! 💕
I love it!! such great content, thank you for this valuable advice! I was doing it all wrong!! REALLY THANK YOU!! THANK YOU YOU ARE SO
LOVELY ADRIENNE!!!
I found your videos when my toddler was a newborn. She now LOVES her books & enjoys reading with just about any one. I know your videos helped us get to this point. 🙏❤️
I'm so glad! This makes me sooo happy to hear!
Thank you this was very helpful. ❤🌷
Adrienne, thanks a lot.
So glad to see a new upload of yours! My son (18months) enjoys reading, but it’s helpful to learn how I can read better to him :)
Wonderful! SO glad it has been helpful for you and your son!
😍Thanks for the video and the tips 🙏🏻 my boy is 12 months and at the moment my favorite book is the Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. I love reading that book to him even he is only interested of the foods in there 😊
You are such a delight :) Definitely going to add some of these to our collection and repeat, repeat, repeat!
Yay, thank you! You're so sweet! Yes, repeat repeat repeat :):):)
Thanks for your tips!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching! :)
Good to see u again, ur really helpful ....thank you Adrienne
Thank you! 😃
I really hope you do more videos with simple items that can help baby and toddlers speech. My son is 16 months and hasnt said a word at all. Since starting therapy and practicing using your videos, he's now making new sounds and also doing basic sign too ❤
Wonderful to hear that your son is making new sounds and doing basic sign now. Such an exciting time for you and for him! :)
If you ever need any additional support, The Steps to Help Your Child Learn To Talk online class is here for you: www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
I'm a toddler room teacher and they love little blue truck!
Yes!! We looove the Little Blue Truck books!
Hello Adrienne! Nice to see you after long time congratulations to you for your cute baby i learnt so much from your videos thank you so much.. xx
Hey Samina! Thanks so much! I am glad you have learned a lot from my videos. I hope to have the time to make more soon :)
Thank you for this video! Is so helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
My daughter is 19 months and you have helped me so much, we are still doing this tactic for wordy books, pointing out a lady bug that appears in each page or a ball. Also I have books we sing to know. Songs I.e. brown bear brown bear we sing to twinkle twinkle. Also, all the llama llama books are great sung to Yankee Doodle. Maybe you know some more like this? Thank you for this resource!
What is your favorite book to read to your toddler? I am always looking for new favorites to add to our bookshelf or pick up at the library! Let me know!
guess how much i love you, kittens first full moon and many more!
Writing those books down now! Thanks for the recommendations!
My 17 month old really enjoys I Love You Through and Through by Bernadette Rossetti-Shustak. He loves when I act it out as I read.
Llama llama for littles, peek a boo baby & brown bear brown bear
Goodnight Moon and Runaway Bunny, Going on a Bear Hunt, Press Here!
Brown bear, Brown bear, What do you see? I even have a video of my little reading from memory. Such a sweet memory.
I love that book! Somehow we have 2 copies of it on our bookshelf! 🧸
I really love your video! My son is 12 month old and just bought tons of books for him but all he does is throw and shake the books 😅🤣🤣 I'll try your strategies and hope my baby will learn to talk soon 😊 Thank you!!
Omg the little blue truck is my 2yr old sons face book!! He is super into any and ALL vehicles! Lol right now me and my fiance are trying to get him into early intervention cause he's a little delayed in speech and such so your tips are very much appreciated!! Thank you for what you do!!
My daughter is five, non-verbal☹
Absolutely love all of your videoes! Hope your advices will help us! Tried some, for now no response☹ but we will try again and again, at least now she is more interested in books, not like before. Thank you, wish i had like this teacher!🤗
And of course congrats on your baby!!❤
So glad to hear that she is more interested in books...books are a wonderful thing to share with her. Even if she isn't currently able to express herself through words, we always presume that she can understand what you are saying :)
This might be a helpful resource for your daughter to communicate with you through pictures: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/BIG-Core-Vocabulary-Classroom-Board-Low-Tech-AAC-for-Speech-Therapy-Autism-3099045
My son loves reading twinkle twinkle little car. It’s just his favorite!
Hi Adrienne im your new fan!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Your videos are very helpful 🌈🎁🎊🎉🥰
Hi!!!! Welcome! ❤️😄
My favorite book to read to my class is "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle.
My girl like a book called little blue train. I always follow your video. You are amazing
Love that! Thank you!
Thank you for this, I just left a question about this exact problem (he flips through fast) on one of your older videos. I was feeling so defeated
Hi Adrienne, is it really you? Welcome back:) When I first subscribed to you my baby boy was only 2 years old and now he is almost 4 and has a 2 year old sister. Looking forward to see more videos from you. All the best wishes to you and your baby:)
Yes! Thank you! I'm back! So fun to get to hear about your little ones growing up and learning together. I plan on making some more videos soon...probably like one a month or so. It's a bit more challenging to make videos now with my 14 month old. Gotta fit them in during nap time :)
I use a lot of your videos to support my son development for talking especially using the tape. And i combine your technic with singing. He is now 2,5 years old, has a lot of more words and started to arrange it in sentences. i was worried as last year he barely speak. But now, i’m facing another problem. Our family has 3 native languages, long story short the big sister mostly using her English and my son starting to mixed Finnish, Indonesian and English in one sentence 😞
Hi! Could you please make a video for educators about how to read aloud to a group of kids? So many times I feel that working with one kid individually vs. teaching a group is so different as in strategy and focus. Thanks!
Great idea, Susan! However, I don't have experience with reading aloud to a group of kids, because my speech therapy sessions are one-on-one. Wish I could help!
Thank you sooo much for this! My son is 17 months and he lovesss to read he picks up the book and say huh or he hands me the book so we can read
hi Adrienne. This is Sky from China. I am teaching children English for almost 3 years. I surprisingly found that repetition is very important. It's so good to watch your video. Please do upload more. Btw, is your baby sleeping? Only you seems always lower your voice Lol
Hi Sky! Thanks for watching! Yes, my baby was sleeping during this video :)
good video
Many thanks for the amazing videos, I am your follower from Dubai 🌷
Awesome! Thank you! Wow! All the way in Dubai...how cool!!!
I really enjoyed watching this video and learnt some new trick from you, Adrienne. My current favourite book which I read with my 7mo - brown bear, brown bear. what do you see =) the book already has repetitions, my takeaway from this video is i guess i just need to repeat more and emphasize the repeated words with some signs. thank you
Hi Emerlyn! You're most welcome! Glad my videos are helpful. Every time we repeat a word to a child, their brain is firing, and their understanding that their
words connect to what their seeing visually repetition is so vital for them learning new words
, so that's why I love to repeat the words.
You're back!!!!
Yes!!! Feels great to be creative again and share videos! I have a new video up my sleeve that I will be filming soon :)
Hey Speechie! Great to see you back here! So hard to choose a favourite book. I'm really loving wordless picture books at the moment. Such a great excuse for conversation! For my younger kids, 'A Ball for Daisy' has some fun sequences to talk about and for my older kids, Flotsam is beautiful.
I wish I would have found you two years ago. My 3 year old is struggling with his words
Hi... Your vedios are very helpful n it's good to learn so many new tricks from you..
I would like to view more vedios for my 3.6 yr old autistic kid... His language is very much delayed.. He is undergoing OT n speech.. Really looking for help from you
Thank you! So glad my videos are helpful! It sounds like you are doing a great job of looking for resources that will help your son learn to talk! You are definitely on the right track. After reading through your specific question, there are so many things that you can try to help your child talk more.
In my UA-cam videos, I teach a variety of strategies to help children learn to talk, but in my online class for children, I teach much more in-depth, revealing the actual step-by-step system I use with my own speech therapy clients to get them from saying only a handful of words to talking in sentences and having conversations. My online class is structured with checklists and printouts where you can track your child's progress.
So zooming out, my UA-cam videos teach the “what” and my online class teaches the “how.” The goal of the online class is to give you the skills needed to plug in the speech strategies into your daily life with your child and to implement the building blocks, strategies, and concepts during meal time, car riding time, play time, outdoor time, etc.
Here is more info about the class so you can see if it would be a good fit for what you are looking for with your son. The Steps to Help Your Child Learn To Talk:
www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
Hello Mommy! I wanna try your tips, my son just turned 1 year old and he’s easily distracted when I am teaching him. I found your videos helpful and I subscribed already. I’m a little bit worried if my son has a speech delay. Thanks!
Hi!! I'd recommend googling "attention spans for 12 month olds" and adjust your expectations of him to fit the developmental attention span for his age. Also, I'd recommend downloading my free printables to track his milestones: www.learnwithadrienne.com/downloads You're doing a great job!
My toddler love every baby books. Even when we are buying groceries, she will stop at diaper's aisle and say the word 'baby', looking at the picture of baby on diaper's packaging.
Just because I read to her everyday, and most of her books has picture of babies haha.
More tips please, i have been waiting for your video for so long....Thank you for your effort. Appreciate it much!
Awww! So sweet! Thanks for sharing!
Hey! Hi! Helloo! I’ve been wondering why haven’t you posted a new video. Now I know. Congrats! My baby is almost 13 mo 😊 her favorite books now is the alphabet books! Haha.. they are touch and feel books.. I’m not introducing her to alphabets yet, she just loves touching the different surface of each alphabets. And she loves the wild animal book. She will point out the animal she loves, so I’ll say the name and she’ll repeat it again and again and laugh! Surely a fun time reading to her 😊
Thank you!! 😊 Yes, I am back! Thanks for your sweet comment!!! :):):) It is so fun reading to little ones, it is so fun to watch them learning every day.
Me ayuda demasiado porque estoy criando mi hija bilingüe yo hablo español y su papá inglés pero su papá está poco tiempo en casa
Hello, I love your video on books. My nephew is 6 yo, has ASD and minimal vocal language although he has a lots of words in him. What books would you recommend for us to read with him? Thank you.
What motivates him? What does he already love to do, look at, explore, etc? Find books about those topics :)
Hello. May I ask your opinion on what age should a kid learn a second language? Should it be from birth or when they are still learning the mother tongue or when they already somehow get the hang of the mother tongue? Thank you so much for all your videos.
From what I know, from birth is recommended. I did make a video about raising bilingual children on my youtube channel. I recommend watching that video :)
Hi Adrienne, love your videos. Just a quick question, my kids are bilingual so when I read books to them or point at the objects, should I tell them in both languages or will this confuse them? Thanks 😊
Great question! I have a video about bilingualism that will help answer your question: www.learnwithadrienne.com/blog/bilingual-resource-guide
Hello Adrienne, I’ve been watching your videos and I love all the ideas and tips, are very helpful. I have a question, My 20 month old is still not using words, he 'talks' a lot in his own language, and I notice is very smart and have learned a lot on his own (even walking and eating with a spoon). The pediatrician told us it could be because he has a younger brother (my youngest is 6 months old) and maybe he has a delay related to wanting attention or feeling like a baby again. Could that be the case? Should we look for a specialist? Thank you so much!!
Hey! So glad you are enjoying the videos! That is interesting! Usually I hear that the oldest child is more talkative than the younger child (because the older child tends to speak for the younger child when they can't talk yet). It sounds like you are doing a great job of looking for resources that will help your son learn to talk! You are definitely on the right track. After reading through your specific question, there are so many things that you can do to help your child talk more.
My UA-cam videos show lots of strategies and techniques, but my Online Class brings it to the next level by walking you step-by-step through the exact building blocks of communication that I take my speech therapy clients through to help them go from only saying a handful of words to talking in sentences. The Online Class is way more structured than my UA-cam videos, including checklists and ways for you to track your child's progress.
If you are unable to look for a specialist during this time with speech therapy assessments being delayed, I recommend you look into my Online Video Class called "The Steps to Help Your Child Learn To Talk." The goal of the class is to give you the skills needed to plug in the speech strategies into your other daily life with your toddler and to implement the building blocks, strategies, and concepts during meal time, car riding time, play time, outdoor time, etc. You can learn more about it here and see if it would be a good fit for you and your child: www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
Learn With Adrienne Thank you so much. I’ll definitely follow your advice and I’ll keep watching your videos for more strategies. I’m aldo going to look through your online courses, it would be better, because right now we are not going out or looking for a specialist in town (at least for a month or so). Thank you!!! You are amazing, and congratulations!!
Hey thank you for the helpful video. I have a question. Both of my younger two love books (3 and nearly 2). My nearly 2 year old does exactly what your son does. Turn the pages quickly and do things at his own pace while my 3year old will sit and listen to the story quietly and want to hear every word. How do I cater to both? I would love to read to them together.
Hey! Perhaps try reading to them while they are both seated and eating a meal or snack. That way, you have control of the book and turning at your own pace. Or keep a book or two in the car and make it a habit of reading the book to them right after you get them buckled into their carseats. Just some ideas! :)
Is it true babies only see black and white colors? If so,is it beneficial to buy and read those black and white specific books? As for the sign language,can you please do a video on very simple basic ones,like the most repeated and used? Can I do sign language in more than one language or is it best in only only? Thanks:):)
Can I use google image and search cow and just scroll and point to cows? Or u prefer a book to a screen? Can he learn nouns on a screen w repetition
Hi Adrienne, I have a 5 year old son who is autistic, however I don't feel like accepting it. I want suggestions from you for developing sentence based language communication. He does one word two word communication, even several sentence also but still he is way behind his age . Share some suggestions if you have n let me know if more inputs needed
Adrienne please attach Indian Amazon links as well in your description box. I'd like to add to your earnings. Lots of love ❤️
Hi Adrienne! My son just turned 3. He has always had a great attention span and he is raised bilingual. But he does not want to speak in sentences unless we ask him to. When I encourage him to say a whole sentence then he can say 3 or 4 word sentences. Especially when he only has to repeat after me, but he doesn't want to use them if not necessary. Any ideas how to encourage him to speak in sentences more? I'd be super grateful! Thank you for your videos!!
Yes! I have lots of ideas for you. I'd recommend using pacing boards to make sentences more visual for him. Here are some facebook live videos I made years ago that show how to use pacing boards:
Pacing Board 1: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1745797772353383/
Pacing Board 2: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1745857992347361/
Pacing Board 3: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1746206348979192/
Pacing Board 4: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1746256275640866/
This is genius! I just watched the first one and LOVE the idea!! Thank you so much. Your content is really helpful. I appreciate your answer!
Am I dreaming or is it really your notification ?🙈
Haha! I love your comment. Yay!!! It's real life!!! I'm back :):):)
Is there any hacks for trying to teach speech to twin toddlers? I try to sit down with one and do one to one but the other comes over to play, mess around and makes it very difficult to get both or even keep ones attention
Hi ..your videos are very helpful. ..thank u ..but we I could not get these kind if books here in india. ..can u help me
Hi! Aw, I am sorry to hear that. I'm not sure how to help.
My son is almost 2years old, he still don't say mama or papa or daddy or any words he will just get my hand if he wants me to do something for him. I'm scared, first time mom here hoping someone could help me... I will watch your videos often and will apply it. Praying for progress.
Hi Evamie! Thanks for sharing that. I recommend having a Speech-Language Pathologist evaluate your son's language skills. He is at a perfect age to get help from a speech therapist...the sooner the better. Google "early intervention speech therapy + the state you live in." Call the number and say, "I am calling to schedule a speech evaluation for my 2 year old son who is not speaking yet." They will help you from there. I know it is scary being a first time mom. I hope this helps and you get the support he needs to help him communicate. Best wishes!
How can we tell if my grandchild’s delays are just speech problems that we can catch her up on by using your program, or if there is something more going on like something on the spectrum? I want to do all I can to help her. She’s 26 months and has maybe 20-30 words but all are one syllable and many of them sound identical to others (and often sound nothing like the actual word we are trying to get her to imitate. Please help!
Initially how many minutes should we do this reading practice for?
A couple minutes here and there throughout the day. Google "attention span for ____ month old" and write how old your child is in the blank. That will give you a realistic view of how long a book may hold your child's attention :)
I miss your videos!
Thanks, it feels nice to be creative again and post a new video. ☺️☀️
How to you help your child to understand me and I and also the word you please and thank you
Hi there Sunita! Here's how you can get started www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
Hi Adrienne, I would like to know your opinion about the language in the book and the oral, here what I mean: I do speak in Russian with my child who is bilingual (Russian and Italian) however the books we have are not only in Russian but also in English and Italian. Is it obligatory than I use only books in Russian if I am communicating in this language or I can have a book in English and name the objects in Russian as well?
Our child is 19 months old.
Good news! You can do whatever you want! Bilingualism is flexible and you get to choose what you do and which languages and words you speak. I’d recommend watching this video I made all about bilingualism: www.learnwithadrienne.com/blog/bilingual-resource-guide
Learn With Adrienne thanks! And what will you suggest on how to start introducing the third language (English in our case)?
Hi Adrienne, I have the exact same book "There is a bear in my chair", but I think my two and half year old seem not be able to understand the story. Is this normal to you? Is my little one speech delayed?
That seems normal to me! The storyline of the book is just now starting to make sense to my 3 year old.
1. There's a Bear in my Chair 2. Hello Bugs -dots, stripes, rain for rain drops 3. Little bird truck -bird bird bird
Hi, new subsciber here...where can i buy those books?
Hi! I’ve provided links to these books in the description box below this video 👍🏼
Hi mam
You are really awsome....i was thankful to find you please do post more video
I can get your free printable please help mam
Hello Miss Adrienne, my son is autistic and 2yrs 5months old. He doesn't speak yet. But he understands the pictures and makes cat/dog/sheep/elephant/bird/horse sound if I sing old MacDonald had a farm song. He doesn't speak/say any thing if I show pictures. So how to encourage him to speak. Please help me.
Hey! So glad you are enjoying the videos! It sounds like you are doing a great job of looking for resources that will help your son learn to talk! You are definitely on the right track. After reading through your specific question, there are so many things that you can try to help your child talk more.
In my UA-cam videos, I teach a variety of strategies to help children learn to talk, but in my online class for children, I teach much more in-depth, revealing the actual step-by-step system I use with my own speech therapy clients to get them from saying only a handful of words to talking in sentences and having conversations. My online class is structured with checklists and printouts where you can track your child's progress.
So, my UA-cam videos teach the “what” and my online class teaches the “how.” The goal of the online class is to give you the skills needed to plug in the speech strategies into your daily life with your child and to implement the building blocks, strategies, and concepts during meal time, car riding time, play time, outdoor time, etc.
Here is more info about the class so you can see if it would be a good fit for what you are looking for with your son. The Steps to Help Your Child Learn To Talk:
www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
Hi , is there any free printable baby books similar to these, I can't buy online due to the war in my country in Yemen.
Hi! One option is that you could search the titles of the books on UA-cam and many people do read-alouds so you could watch the books and see the illustrations. I’m not aware of free printable baby books, but I haven’t searched before, so there may be some out there. 🤍
Any tips on how to keep the attention of a full of energy 16 month old boy? Every time I try to read with him I can never keep his attention for too long
Google “attention span for 16 month old” and you’ll find that the average attention span at this age is a lot shorter than you’d think. That said, even if your child is super active, you can still read to him...I do this with my son when he doesn’t want to sit and read...I still read the book aloud and it still counts as reading time ☺️👍🏼 Sometimes he pops over to look at a picture and then goes back to playing. Also, try reading when he is eating. That way he is already sitting ☺️
When is a good age to start reading to them? My son is 16 months old and he is not interested in being read to yet... He just wants to grab the book and throw it to the floor 🤷🏻♀️
Babies can be read to starting from birth, but now is also a great time to start with your son. Most kids have trouble sitting still and reading. Good news is that you can still read to them even if they are busy doing other things. What matters is that they are hearing you say the words in the book and they are still hearing language. Even though we all want that "picturesque" time with our child where they are snuggling with us and sitting in our laps while we read to them, the reality is, lots of kids learn better when they are moving around. So just because they are moving around, doesn't mean he isn't listening. What if you started reading one book every time he sits down to eat a meal? That way, he can't grab the book and throw it. Would that work for you?
@@LearnWithAdrienne Great Advice 💚
That is a great idea! Thank you so much! Your videos are so helpful and informative 🧡
My daughter is 12 mths old , I do animal sounds , human sounds , sing , alternate voice pitch , and yet still she loses interest in about 5-10 mins !! I’m just about to give up , any tips!?
Don't give up Sarah! I recommend researching the attention span of a 12 month old. 5-10 minutes is a LONG time for a 12 month old. You're doing great! You don't need to read for a long time, you can read books at different times throughout the day. Her attention span is within the normal range for her age :)
I want to ask you to ask while speaking. Write on the screen what do you say because I am not good in the English language so I photograph the conversation that I do not understand and translate
You can turn on the captions for English subtitles. Hope that would be helpful.
Though some words might not be accurate but I guess it will do. 😊
Can a 9month old baby can point out the things we are telling
Pointing will likely develop in the next couple months for your baby :)
I have a autistic three year old son and I want to work with him to try to talk because his dads insurance won’t pay for speech therapy is there anything I can do to help him lessen to talk because he don’t sit still enough for me to read to him
Sarah Davis check with your local college or university, a lot of them have student run programs for speech therapy and kids with autism that are either free or very affordable. You may have to go a little farther out depending on where you live, but it’s definitely an option. Also a lot of states have free programs for speech therapy (in Georgia where I live it’s called Babies Can’t Wait) so it’s good to go ahead and get on the waiting list for those. I think it’s great to continue to work with your child at home, but there are so many programs the lack insurance covering it shouldn’t stop you from getting them professional care.
Hey Sarah! It sounds like you are doing a great job of looking for resources that will help your son learn to talk! You are definitely on the right track. After reading through your specific comment, there are so many things that you can try to help your son talk more.
My UA-cam videos show lots of strategies and techniques, but my Online Class brings it to the next level by walking you step-by-step through the exact building blocks of communication that I take my speech therapy clients through to help them go from only saying a handful of words to talking in sentences. The Online Class is way more structured than my UA-cam videos, including checklists and ways for you to track your child's progress.
I recommend you look into my Online Video Class called "The Steps to Help Your Child Learn To Talk." The goal of the class is to give you the skills needed to plug in the speech strategies into your other daily life with your child and to implement the building blocks, strategies, and concepts during meal time, car riding time, play time, outdoor time, etc. You can learn more about it here and see if it would be a good fit for you and your child: www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
Yes!!! Great suggestions, Jeryn!
My Granddaughter loves Big Fish Little Fish and Little Frog..
Those sound awesome! Adding them to my list :) Thanks!