1. Kim and Carrots: Whether it’s mailing a card to Grandma or walking in the rain, real experiences add up to real understanding. Understanding concepts takes time, of course. But bit by bit, day by day, toddlers slowly fit together an awareness of how the world works. Enjoy the everyday routines of life with your child. They’re fun—and they matter!
2. City Sidewalk After the Rain: This cheerful selection, along with “Hello, Yellow” and “Pretty Spring,” can help your child build the idea that color is separate from objects. Even though babies can perceive color, it takes lots of time and experience to attach color names to what they see. Most toddlers are over age two before they’re able to point at a specific color when you name it.
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