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| Name | How to Build Your Child's Vocabulary | Parenting Tips | NutSpace |
| Video Uploader | Video From NutSpace EdTech |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 30-11-2017 04:05:05 |
| Video Discription | You can help your child build a powerful vocabulary right from birth. Here are some tips how you can help your children build and improve their vocabulary in whichever language you wish. In case you as a parent, educator are looking at building English Vocabulary in your child and are struggling yourself with the language - we at NutSpace have launched an app which has a VocabAct Channel, where we explain words using drama. You can watch this video to understand the concept. Do watch till the very end: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrIfHHG_lbk You can download the app from here: iOS: http://nutsp.cc/YTDiOS Android: http://nutsp.cc/YTDand What are you waiting for? Go on and help yourself and your child build a better and powerful vocabulary. ---------- TRANSCRIPTION ----------- Parents often ask me how to build a rich vocabulary for their children. Well, this journey begins in the early years - the day your child is born. Remember, it is very important to communicate with your child. The more you talk to your child, the more your child is learning. Instinctively, there is something that all parents do. We talks to our children in a high-pitched sing song manner. "Hi Baby! How are you. I love you so much". Incidentally, there is a name for this - it is called parentese. And universally each parent is interacting with his child like this. This sing song manner of talking is doing wonders to the brain activity of your child. So even if you are not even getting a response from your child's end - continue doing it. Because this is leading to a lot of brain activity which will lead in turn into a rich vocabulary. You must also read lots and lots of books with your children. Parents often say, "What will my child learn? My child does not know how to read. My child is much too young." But as a parent you need to hold up a book, point to pictures and in an exagurated manner tell the story from the book to your child. This will do wonders to your child's vocabulary in the early years. Sing a lot of song with your child. Remember, when you are singing there is a lot happening in the brain and the brain connections are being made and this in turn is leading into confidence development as well as vocabulary enhancement. You must try to explore music by BoogieMites. Tells lots and lots of stories to your children. Remember the more you gesticulate, your eye contact, your facial expressions, body language, your child is observing everything. And this in turn is not just building vocabulary but also helping them to enhance their confidence and in turn their vocabulary development as well. By the end of the day what you must remember - these are the foundation years for you and your child developing a friendhip for life and the communication channel should always remain open. I hope you found this video helpful. If you want us to create a video on any topic related to parenting or education - do let us know. See you next week. And don't forget to like, share and subscribe. Bye. WOy3IkSqy7o |
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