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| Name | Child-Directed Speech (SHARE/STEP Method) | Cincinnati Children's |
| Video Uploader | Video From Cincinnati Children's |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 26-05-2021 15:11:17 |
| Video Discription | https://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/research/divisions/c/critical/MediaLab Child-Directed Speech | Cincinnati Children's The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends reading with babies as soon as possible after they are born. Benefits include closer bonding, brain development, stronger language and other skills, and higher school readiness. Sounds amazing! So how do you do it? While reading early and often are important, research has shown that the level of interaction in stories - especially words and how you share them - may be most important of all. SHARE/STEP is a new approach (summarized in a related video) developed by experts that suggests ways to make reading with your baby more fun and nurturing. SHARE stands for: 1) Snuggle on your lap; 2) Hands on; 3) show Affection; 4) Respond to what the baby does or says; and 5) Enjoy the process. STEP stands for ways to Respond to your baby: 1) Stretch word sounds (this is called “child-directed Speech,” which is summarized in this video); 2) Talk about pictures in the book and how they relate to the baby’s world; 3) Explore word sounds; and 4) be Patient. This video focuses on the “S” in STEP: child-directed speech, which is sometimes called “motherese” or “parentese.” By saying words slowly in a loving way, your baby is better able to hear each word sound and then practice saying them back: from coos, to babbles, to words. It’s important to be patient and give your baby time to try - then congratulate them! After watching this video, try stretching words with a baby in your life – it’s an important STEP! Credits: Media Lab at Cincinnati Children’s (@CincyKidsMedArt) Animation: Julia Bendon, Jeff Cimprich, Matt Nelson, and Cat Musgrove Illustrated images: Christina Brown Media Lab Direction: Ken Tegtmeyer MD & Ryan Moore MD Content Expert: John Hutton MD, MS & Candace Ganz EdD, CCC-SLP Voice Over: Carla Johnson, Ellie Cimprich, Jeff Cimprich, and Julia Bendon Images and scenes were inspired by SHARE This Book, by Dr. John Hutton, illustrated by Christina Brown, published by blue manatee press. QJipPVzFeCw |
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