Animals of the Forest 0+

The child's speech begins to develop even before birth. When the baby is born, it is important to communicate with him correctly, not distorting sounds and pronouncing words and sentences accurately. Looking at pictures, especially photographs of animals and objects from the surrounding world, greatly contributes to speech development, particularly in early childhood. Our brochure contains background-free photographs of birds, which facilitates the perception of visual information for the child from birth. You can use the photographs both in the book and separately, cutting them into cards. You can show the images to the child from four months, correctly pronouncing the names of the animals. Later, by the age of 1-1.5 years, it is advisable to gradually move on to studying parts of the animals' bodies, recognizing them by these parts in the bottom right corner of the page, for example, by tracks, beaks, tails, etc. This way, you will promote the development of the child's passive vocabulary and later their active vocabulary, and stimulate the onset of speech from birth!