- Learning Path
- Baby Reading & Writing

Where do babies get their words?
Our literacy expert answers where, how and when babies gain language skills.Make your voice heard
Play with your voice to show your baby the difference between loud & soft and high-pitched & low-pitched sounds.It's rhyme time
Reading or reciting nursery rhymes introduces babies to the rhythm of language. Long before your baby can utter a word, much less rhyme words, he can listen to rhymes and start to internalize the patterns in language. And babies love predictable language, which explains why you’ll tire of a rhyme long before he does!Why read to your baby every day?
Is your baby chewing, not reading, his books? Find out why you should still read to him every day.Communicate through words, sounds, songs and gestures
Help your baby understand the many uses of language and speech.
Itsy bitsy spider
Finger plays like Itsy Bitsy Spider introduce new vocabulary and help little ones coordinate words with finger motions.
Over and under
With a block and a small container, your baby can learn position words.