So I let her take the lead on these book experiences for us. She would point to something in the book and give me that longing look of "What is that?" and I would use a one-word answer, "Train". Together we would go through the books with her pointing and either telling me or asking me what each thing was. This was how Hailey enjoyed books for many years, and I'm sure it aided in her vocabulary development.
Hello! This blog is about my daughter Hailey (currently 12 years old) and her experiences living with auditory processing disorder. Auditory Processing Disorder is Hailey's primary issue, however she has also been given the labels Sensory Processing Disorder, Dyslexia, Visual Processing Disorder, Mixed Expressive Receptive Language Disorder and Phonology Disorder at various points in her life.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Reading with a Toddler who Only Likes the Pictures (APD and the small child)
So I let her take the lead on these book experiences for us. She would point to something in the book and give me that longing look of "What is that?" and I would use a one-word answer, "Train". Together we would go through the books with her pointing and either telling me or asking me what each thing was. This was how Hailey enjoyed books for many years, and I'm sure it aided in her vocabulary development.
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