Now, they are wet. Soon he may learn to imitate your words as well as your actions. They are one of the earliest forms of communication that a child learns, and experts feel that they may benefit a child's growth in many areas, including social and language development. Hearing rhymes helps children learn how the language flows and builds their vocabulary skills. Children often listen intently to the rhymes and inflections, which also helps them develop listening skills.
Toddlers enjoy rhymes that encourage participation.
Keep your child physically involved whenever possible. Talk, Talk, Talk One of the easiest and best ways to help your child learn words is to talk to him. All children listen to learn. Experts feel this is because children need to hear language in relation to what is happening around them or it just becomes noise. It must be delivered by an engaged human being, and the child must focus on the speaker and environment.