Yuka Toys First Words Cards that Improve Speech for Children 12 Months and Older Babies learn by seeing more in both cognitive skills and speaking skills.

For this reason, working with picture cards is an important process.

Words were sorted in a mixed order, taking into account the learning process of infants instead of grouping.

Work with them first by having a photo of their parents.

Because 'parents' are the first two words that the baby learns.

the WAY THE CARDS ARE PLAYED You can say the repeated and rhyming words in a melodic tone and at various speeds while playing with the child, feeding him/her, bathing him/her, and putting him/her to sleep.

Repeat the ten cards three or four times a day on average.

Just say it in a way that the child can hear.

The child does not need to make eye contact with you.

Name the picture cards by showing them, especially during the hours when the child is happy.

Look at the baby's face and show the card, repeat the word three times very quickly with clear sounds, then repeat three times slowly.

Imitate if it has a voice (for example, say 'moo' if it is a cow, say 'rınnn' if it is an automobile). CONTENT: 28 cards (pictures of 56 words that the baby first learned) 10 cards consisting of rhyming and repetitive syllables (words that speed up voice discrimination and speech)