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The My Baby Can Talk First Signs Board Book invites babies and parents to come on an engaging and interactive journey to discover the first twenty-four signs and words that are most loved by babies including eat, drink, milk, more, book, go and favorite animals! This charming board book can be used to support the words and signs presented in the award winning My Baby Can Talk First Signs DVD or introduce this book separately for hours of educational enjoyment… More >>

My Baby Can Talk – First Signs Board Book

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What could be sweeter than the gentle words and watercolors of GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU to illustrate each month of a newborn’s life? With 49 stickers to mark such important events as baby’s first smile, first tooth, first laugh, or first step, this is a charming and convenient way to keep a record of a baby’s ever-changing first year…. More >>

Guess How Much I Love You: A Baby’s First Year Calendar

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The Baby Einstein DVD included with this gift set is Baby s First Moves.
Within the first year of babies’ lives, their motor skills begin to kick into high gear as they explore ways to physically interact with the world around them. Baby’s First Moves is a joyful celebration of their movement milestones including first steps, clapping, jumping, dancing and more. Discover how movement enriches physical strength, promotes self-confidence and helps to foster natura… More >>

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Okay, bear with me You may be shaking your head saying “Crystal, you can’t teach them manners when they are so young”. But I strongly disagree. As I see it manners, like so many other things, are caught more than they are taught.

So at this age when baby is facinated by you and copying your smile and gestures, rest assured she is also copying your behaviour. So when you need to take a toy from her, don’t forget to say please and thank-you.

Let me also add that “ta-ta” is not the same AT ALL as saying “please”. It’s always seemed odd to me that people would be so sure their child could learn to give them something because Mommy or Daddy said ta-ta and extended their hand… and yet wouldn’t think their child could understand the word “please”. Well they can Of course they can

Similarly, when you give them something, encourage them to say thank-you. It will take quite some time before they can say it but I’d bet they will surprize you by how early they will try to say it… and it’s just sooo cute to see and hear a little one try to say thank-you