1. Prepare your child for kindergarten.
It takes time and effort to teach your child to read basic words, and count. Starting your child's learning is not about competing and scoring an "A" in school. It makes learning easy for them when your child is enrolled in their kindergarten or preschool.
2. Knowing your child's talents.
My child loves to read, but somehow she does not like math. It does not take me much effort to get her to read and have good general knowledge. When it comes to math, I will sit next to her and teach her. By starting early, I am able to improve her math skills at an early stage.
3. Parental bonding.
If you want to have a better relationship with your child, start playing, teaching, and communicating with your baby.
4. The first 3 years are the most important learning years.
Based on research, the best time to teach your child is their first 3 years. What your child learns will be embedded in their subconscious mind.
5. The earlier your child starts learning, they will be more successful both early on and later in life.
It is important to create a learning routine and good learning habits. Because habits are the small decisions, your child makes and actions they perform every day.
PS: Teaching your baby is easy. Check out my other blog articles on how to teach your baby. The earlier you start, the easier it is to teach.
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