Forest animals

A child's speech begins to form even before birth. And when the baby is born, it is important to communicate with them correctly, not distorting sounds and pronouncing words and sentences correctly. Examining pictures, especially of animals and objects in the surrounding world, contributes greatly to speech development. In our brochure, we have collected photos of birds without backgrounds, which makes it easier for a child to perceive visual information from birth. You can use the photos in a book or separately by cutting them into cards. You can start showing the images to the child from four months old, correctly pronouncing the names of the animals. Later (around 1-1.5 years old), you should gradually move on to studying the body parts of animals, recognizing them by these parts in the lower right corner of the page (for example, by footprints, beaks, tails, etc.). This way, you will help develop the child's passive vocabulary (and later, active vocabulary) and stimulate the onset of speech from birth!