Birth to Three - Reading Skills - Talking Nonsense
Forget perfect storytelling—embrace the silly, the nonsense, and the wild imagination. When kids see that words and stories are fun, they develop a lifelong love for language and creativity.
So next time your child says, “A dinosaur ate my socks and flew to Mars,” don’t correct them—ask what happened next!
Forget perfect storytelling—embrace the silly, the nonsense, and the wild imagination. When kids see that words and stories are fun, they develop a lifelong love for language and creativity.
So next time your child says, “A dinosaur ate my socks and flew to Mars,” don’t correct them—ask what happened next!
Forget perfect storytelling—embrace the silly, the nonsense, and the wild imagination. When kids see that words and stories are fun, they develop a lifelong love for language and creativity.
So next time your child says, “A dinosaur ate my socks and flew to Mars,” don’t correct them—ask what happened next!