Baby Shakespeare has been created to provide an extension to what you already do as a part of good parenting. Speak and sing to your child throughout the day, encourage your baby to make sounds and respond positively to your child's attempts to say words. Sit with your baby and watch Baby Shakespeare together. Use images that are not named in poems to teach words on your own, as you would when looking at a book with your baby. Have fun interacting and laughing at the scenes together.
Music stimulates the entire brain and developmentally appropriate music maximizes the benefits.
Listening notes and play tips are included to make listening together even more fun. WAKE UP 1. Mozart Magic Flute Mozart Magic Flute helps your little one distinguish changes in pitch - a skill needed for the development of language skills including reading. Buy a few to share with friends and create your own wind section.