Learn Mama and Dada | Learn to Talk | How to Teach First Words WITH A SPEECH THERAPIST
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Let's Teach Babies and Toddlers how to say Mama and Dada! Learning to say Mama and Dada and understanding what each word means is such a fun experience to witness. Lets's have fun learning and saying Mama and Dada together!
In this Learning video for babies and toddlers, watch Macy play while teaching first words, play skills, baby sign language, and early language concepts. This is how Macy plays with babies every day as a pediatric speech language pathologist, to encourage speech and language development. First words and gestures help both the baby and the parent!
For fun educational learning videos for toddlers, Hey Macy is ready to have FUN! These videos help kids talk and interact with the videos!
Macy is a pediatric speech language pathologist who loves to model singing and playing for your child! Watch her and learn strategies to sing and play to encourage speech language development using evidence-based practice. Watch your baby, toddler, and preschooler improve their cognition and expand their play skills. As a speech therapist, these techniques she uses are research proven methods for how to teach your child to play and talk. Watch Macy and follow these methods through singing, nursery rhymes, modeling, motherese/ parentese, choices, self-talk, utterance expansion, opportunities, verbal routines, expectant waiting, sign language, and being fun and silly- all strategies to help your child learn to talk and play. Macy loves to sing and play and wants to share that with your little baby!
Follow along to learn milestones and strategies to support your child during this time. Be sure to share any concerns you may have about your baby's development with your pediatrician and get information about your state's early invention program. Your child may qualify for speech therapy, occupational therapy, or physical therapy.
This video is not intended to replace speech-language therapy.
It can be difficult to communicate with a toddler who is going through a speech delay. Many parents find that their toddler will ONLY communicate using gesture or sign language. A speech delay can be caused by many different things, but the good news is that there are ways to help your child learn to talk. One of the best ways to help your child learn to talk is to use learning videos for toddlers. These videos can help your child learn the correct way to form words and sounds, and they can also provide a great way for you and your child to bond.
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0:00 Intro
0:33 Say Dada!
1:08 Where’s Dada?
2:18 Where Oh Where Is Dada?
3:09 How to Show Dada Love!
6:10 All The Things Daddys Do!
9:37 Yell Dada!
10:14 Say Mama!
11:02 Can You Find Mama?
11:43 Where Oh Where is Mama?
12:39 Ways to Show Mama Love!
14:55 Yell Mama!
15:22 All The Things Mamas Do!
18:45 Dada and Mama Rap!
20:59 PEEK A BOO!
21:41 Get Baby Ready For Bed!
23:34 Wake Up The Baby!
25:07 Family! Mama, Dada, Baby!
26:18 Learn to Say "Drink"
26:58 Learn to Say and Sign "Milk"
27:50 This Is The Way The Baby Drinks!
28:36 Learn To Say and Sign "Eat"
28:56 Apple and Bananas!
29:58 Feeding The Baby! She Wants to "Eat"!
31:14 This Is The Way The Baby Eats!
31:57 Baby Bath Time!
35:00 Baby Diaper Change!
35:52 Teach Baby To Brush Teeth!
37:02 Tickle the Baby! Hug the Baby!
38:26 Head Shoulders Knees and Toes!
39:54 Ring Around The Rosie!
40:39 Baby is Crying! Baby Got a Boo Boo!
41:31 Let's Clean Baby's Mess!
43:07 Bye Bye Song!
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