Our children are tomorrow's future. Rachel Paxton is a freelance writer and mom who publishes the Creative Homemaking Recipe of the Week Club, a weekly newsletter that contains quick, easy dinner ideas and money-saving household hints. The best way to teach has always been by example. Early on, especially, children naturally turn to their parents, picking up cues on how to respond to life events. These auditory, visual, and tactile stimuli are received by highly specialized receptors in a baby s ears, eyes, and skin.
Children reveal their preference for a particular way of learning in the first few months of life.
The learning process is a natural one, and a mother is uniquely equipped to give her little one the very best education money can't buy. A humorous yet informative article on the spreading of germs and illnesses between young children. Includes personal experiences as well as advice from a Board Certified Pediatrician. Here are some suggestions for activities that can help create a desire to read and reinforce reading skills. Brought to you by the Hooked on Phonics program.