Publisher's Synopsis
Teach your child the numbersYou can introduce the idea of numbers when your child is as young as 12 months by counting small sets of items - "How many buttons? One, two!" - and singing songs and rhymes that include counting, such as "One, two, buckle my shoe," "Five little pumpkins sitting on a fence," and so on. When your child is 2 years old, she may learn to count up to 10 by rote, though she won't really understand the concept of counting objects yet, and may skip around in her counting - "One, two, five, six..." Don't worry about her mistakes in counting - the fact that she's reciting numbers means she's learning the correct names. Next she'll learn to point to objects and label them with numbers (even if they're not the correct ones). Take advantage of everyday opportunities to count together; setting the table is a good example. "One napkin for mommy, one napkin for daddy, one for you! One, two, three napkins!" At first your child may say there are three napkins no matter how many you've actually laid out, but at some point she'll start to understand that the word "three" stands for the number of napkins.this book will help your childTeach your child collection books 1-Teach your child the names of colors2-Teach your child the alphabet3-Teach your child the numbersPlease vizit: https: //www.facebook.com/Teachyourchild12
