Babys Best Start

An Interactive Course for Parents and Babies

Parent Information Sheet

All parents want to give
their child the very
best beginning in life.
Baby's Best Start gives you
the opportunity to interact
and bond with your
precious baby, while you
both learn English!

For infants ages 3-18 months, Babys Best Start is a unique course created
to enrich the parent-baby or grandparent-baby relationship through loving,
nurturing and vital developmental activities. Together with your infant, you will
learn songs, activities, chants, rhymes, musical styles and rhythms, practical
early child education facts and applications. This specially designed course
promotes bonding, while enhancing your child's emotional, mental and
physical development.
Babys Best Start emphasizes the importance of positive reinforcement and
helps you find new ways of interacting with your baby in delightful and
refreshing ways. You will also have the opportunity to learn or improve your
English.
Babys Best Start knows that learning a second language at an early age
has a positive effect on intellectual growth and enriches and enhances your
child's mental development. Studies show that bilingual brains perform better,
and the earliest second language learners have the most developed brains.
Babies who learn English as a second language are better in reading, writing,
talking, and understanding English speech.
By the end of this course, your baby will learn about 550 words, 24 new songs
in English, understand sentences in English and LOVE learning English!

BBS Parents Information August 2006

Babys Best Start stimulates the development of:

Emotions (holding song, bonding, parental attention, positive feedback)
Senses (head-to-toe progression, vestibular system)
Gross Movement
Fine Motor Coordination

For more information on how you can participate in the next Babys Best Start
class, please call <name> at <telephone number>

Babys Best Start. Joy for you, fun for your

baby, through creative, stimulating and
loving interaction

BBS Parents Information August 2006