As you change your child, talk about the things you’re using and how they feel. Talk about the wet wipe, the soft pad, or whatever is handy. Watch where they’re looking or pointing, and talk about that too. “That’s the bed. It’s soft,” or “This is the diaper. It’s smooth!”
See what your child is learning
When your child hears and sees new ways to describe everyday things, they’re making new connections in their brain that will help them talk and read in the future.
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