👀📚 This one reading tip can boost your baby’s vocabulary and hold their attention longer… We love how @beccasbookbox brings The Colorful Animals Wooden Book to life—naming each animal, making their sounds, changing her tone of voice, and using hand motions to keep her baby engaged. 🗣️Pro tip from Lovevery speech-language pathologist Kelli Meyer of @thespeechscoop: “It’s always a good idea to stay one step ahead of your child’s language. If they’re not imitating yet, start with single words. If they’re saying one word, try two-word phrases—like ‘Fly ladybug!’” And yes, it’s more than okay to read the same book again (and again!). Repetition is a powerful tool for building vocabulary and comprehension. ✨ 💬What’s your child’s favorite book to read on repeat? Let us know in the comments!