In a viral Instagram video shared to @sophia.s.playroom, the 14-month-old is peacefully playing in her room, surrounded by books and "reading" them in baby babble.

Before your baby starts pointing, they’ll do what experts call following a point. This means that when you point to something and call attention to it, your baby’s eyes will follow.

Certain books can increase infant learning during shared reading, study shows Date: December 11, 2017 Source: University of Florida Summary: Parents and pediatricians know that reading to infants ...

For infants, finding books that name different characters may lead to higher-quality shared book reading experiences and result in the learning and brain development benefits we find in our studies.

I bumped head-on into the world of baby/toddler reading technology myself mostly after the publication of my book for parents and caregivers, Raising Confident Readers: How to Teach Your Child to ...

In a settlement announced Friday by the Federal Trade Commission, the founder of "Your Baby Can Read," Dr. Robert Titzer, along with his company, Infant Learning, agreed to judgments of more than ...

Reading sparks a baby's imagination. Books contain stories, ideas, and vivid illustrations, all of which open the door to a whole new way of thinking.

Explore the 12 best baby books for newborns and toddlers with my tried and tested expert picks, ... He loved pointing at all the different items as I read the words out loud.

As a supporter of reading with children and a fan of traditional print books, I cannot say I am entirely surprised by the results of new research suggesting that print books are the best way to go ...

"Antiracist Baby" is a how-to guide for children on anti-racism. Penguin Random House The board book features nine steps for children to use to be anti-racist, addressing everything from pointing ...

Parents and pediatricians know that reading to infants is a good thing, but new research shows reading books that clearly name and label people and objects is even better. That's because doing so ...