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Introducing learning early is so vital in a child’s development. However, learning and respecting every child’s learning style is also very important. My daughter LOVES TO LEARN. Since she was a baby she was interested in every little thing. The ceiling fan and how it works, she loved watching educational nursery rhymes on YouTube, and absolutely gave us her undivided attention when we were teaching her something. My son Jax on the other hand, will rather slam everything in his hand to see what kind of sound it will make, and likes to see what every flashcard tastes like, and if it’s different then the one before. His learning style is different. I have to incorporate music and make it a little more animated to keep him engaged in learning. We are teaching him his eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. He already signs for more when he wants more food, so the next step is to identify different parts of his body, starting with his face. 


I have to admit, baby #2 doesn’t get all the early learning like Jaida did. We read to her often, and were a lot more consistent with teaching her things. Juggling two kids, our focus is keeping their bellies full, house clean, and diapers dry. But, the best thing about having a second child, the older one pours out all her knowledge onto him. He looks up to her a lot and studies everything she does. He is 10 months old and is already walking, he feeds himself, and sings along to his favorite nursery rhymes. 


The Teach my baby kit from Amazon has now been passed down to Jaxon. We love everything about this kit. This is not a sponsored blog. You will all know my saying soon, ‘Real advice for real moms.’ 


https://www.amazon.com/Teach-My-Baby-Learning-Kit/dp/B0033PRGJM/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=teach+my+baby+learning+kit&qid=1598587018&sprefix=teach+my+baby&sr=8-3


This kit is worth every penny and it has done above and beyond what I expected it to. My daughter is literally a genius baby, but it started with discipline and making sure we took the time out to work with her.

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