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Parent's habit of increasing vocabulary just by watching TV

Just watching TV... are you okay?

Have you ever thought so?

In fact, after watching TV, just one minute of conversation

✓ Vocabulary ✓ Imagination ✓ Conversation skills

It can lead to.

The important thing is not to teach the right answer,

"What was interesting?"

What do you think will happen next?

"How does this child feel?"

Create opportunities for children to think and talk.

Looking at children as ST,

The child whose words grow

Rather than using special teaching materials,

"Opportunity to think and talk" in everyday life

I feel a lot.

Before you stop the TV,

Just one minute after you finish watching.

Why don't you talk with your parents and children?

Save it and try it later 🌱

May your parenting be a little easier 🌱

# parenting # mom # parenting # elementary _ school Developmental support Speech therapist

6/22 Edited to

... Read more私も日々の子育てで実践していますが、テレビ視聴後の1分間の会話が子どもの言葉の成長に大きな影響を与えることを実感しています。例えば、恐竜の番組を見たあとに『どんな恐竜だった?』『どんな色だった?』と質問すると、子どもは自然と視覚情報を言語化し、語彙力が徐々に増えていきました。 さらに、『もしも主人公が違った行動をしたらどうなるかな?』といった想像力を働かせる質問を加えると、子どもの思考力も養われ創造性が高まります。こうした質問は正解を求めず、子どもの言葉を受け止め褒めることで、自己表現の自信にも繋がります。 また、親自身が積極的に番組内容を共有し、一緒に楽しむスタンスを持つことも重要です。テレビはただ見るだけの娯楽ではなく、親子の対話を促すコミュニケーションツールとして活用できると感じています。 大切なのは、テレビの長時間視聴を問題視するのではなく、『何を見てどう関わるか』によって子どもの言葉の力を伸ばせること。私は忙しい日も『見終わったあと1分トーク』を習慣化することで、子どもの成長を実感しているので、ぜひ同じように試してみてほしいです。親子の会話の積み重ねが、将来の伝える力や考える力の基礎になると信じています。

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A smartphone screen on a pink floral background, displaying the word "altruistic" with its definition, pronunciation, example sentence, and synonym from the "Vocabulary Expert App."
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Vocabulary Boost for Smart Girlies
App name: Vocabulary Expert App Each Swipe gives you a new word to learn!
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Gems of Growth

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10 THINGS YOU SHOULD SAY TO YOUR CHILD DAILY (Read twice)
✨ Your words shape their identity… before the world tries to ✨ Before the world tells your child who they are… YOU should Because one day… 👉 your voice becomes their inner voice 👉 your words become their self-talk 👉 your tone becomes their confidence…or their doubt So be intentional
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The image features the title 'YES, YOUR CHILD CAN LEARN 2-3 LANGUAGES' with illustrations of a baby, stacked books, a globe, sky lanterns, and festive flags, emphasizing that multilingualism won't confuse children.
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Raising multilingual children
I used to think I needed a full curriculum, flashcards, and a “perfect plan” to raise multilingual kids… But what actually worked? Simple systems + everyday life. Theme days, talking during routines, repeating the same songs, reading the same books in different languages… it all adds up more
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Low Stimulating Kids Christmas Movies ❄️📺
Low-Stimulation Christmas Movies for Kids 🎄 Perfect for quiet days, sensitive kids, or when you want cozy without the chaos. 🎄 A Charlie Brown Christmas Slow pacing, soft jazz music, and simple animation. Encourages conversations about emotions, kindness, and belonging. Watch on: Apple TV+
Lifestyle | Motherhood

Lifestyle | Motherhood

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A collage of images from 'The Return of Superman' featuring babies and young children, with the show's title. Below, bullet points describe how the show teaches natural Korean, parenting vocabulary, and offers engaging interactions for language learning.
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TV SHOWS TO LEARN KOREAN 📺
The easiest way to start learning a new language is by watching shows! Here are three adorable and charming shows with simple, everyday vocabulary that I’d love to recommend. Since these shows are for kids, the speech is slower, and the words are easy to understand—perfect for beginners. Plus, the
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🚨 PARENTS, LISTEN UP! 🚨
Hey amazing parents! 👋 As a mom of Miko and Jayden, I'm always on the lookout for what our kids are getting into online. I just learned about some apps that are seriously worth checking out if your teens are using them! 📲 We all want our kids to be safe, right? These apps, like Ask.fm, Hot o
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The Power of Vocabulary
The difference between sounding fluent and sounding unsure often comes down to one thing: vocabulary. 57% of employers say communication is the #1 skill they look for. That means your words aren’t just about language — they’re about confidence, opportunities, and connection. Read, collect
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