Although it typically takes about a year before your child says his first words, from birth your baby is actively communicating and trying to understand his surroundings.
The lecture focuses on how your baby's language and communication develop during the first year of life and how you as a parent create the best framework for your child's incipient language.
Anja will also have some practical exercises with singing, using the voice and how to create a joint attention and thus strengthen the baby's language.
About AnjaAnja Elisabeth Sand is a music educator from the conservatory and speech therapist.
Anja has been teaching babies and their parents since 2000 and has since taught music to all ages. Today Anja works as a speech therapist in Gladsaxe municipality with children from 0-16 years old. Among other things, with voice and speech motor challenges.
PraktiskThe event has free admission, but due to limited space it is necessary to book a ticket in advance.The ticket is valid for an adult and a child aged 2-12 months.Remember to report cancellation to hblaes@kk.dk if you are obstructed.The event takes place on the 4th floor of Copenhagen's Main Library.Please note that it is not allowed to bring prams or strollers on the 4th floor. We have pram parking on the ground floor on the red floor.My child's firstMy child's first is a regular offer at Copenhagen Central Library. Here you can learn more about your child's development as we immerse ourselves in language, motor skills, singing, reading, nutrition, sleep, multilingual children and rhythmics. The presentations are conducted by various experts in a pleasant setting and combine professional knowledge with practical exercises
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Learn more about children's linguistic and communicative development in the first year of life with Anja Elisabeth Sand.
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