Learn With Less® Accelerator Course
Stop "Winging It" And Raise A Great Human From Day One
Wouldn't you like to know how to boost your infant or toddler's development using the time and energy you're already expending, and the materials you already have?
The Learn With Less™ Curriculum teaches you how to infuse more play, music, language, and movement into the infant and toddler years - taking into account everyday routines and rituals and everyday household materials - and teaches you how to use the pillars of play, talk, sing and move to boost cognitive, communicative, motor/sensory, and social/emotional development.
Learn How to Infuse More Play, Music, Language, and Movement Into The Infant & Toddler Years To Support All Areas Of Development
The Learn With Less™ Accelerator Course is where you'll:
- Find out how to make use of this special, precious time with your little one
- Discover ways to ensure you're doing the “right things” for your baby at his/her developmental level
- Learn how to find that balance between structured play and free play
- Find out how to let your young child guide her own learning
- Discover new ways to use materials you already have
- Find new ways to help your child communicate to reduce negative behavior and minimize (everyone’s!) frustration
And we'll do that using my 4-pillar framework.
The four pillars of the Learn With Less™ framework are:
PLAY
TALK
SING
MOVE
We use these guideposts to address cognitive, communicative, motor/sensory, and social/emotional development during the infant and toddler years, from birth to three years old.
Your Instructor
Ayelet Marinovich is a pediatric speech-language pathologist specializing in work with pre-verbal and emergently communicative infants and toddlers, and has worked with hundreds of families all over the world to provide parent education and promote interactions to support early development. She is the mother of an infant and toddler.
Ayelet is the creator and producer of Learn With Less, a collection of online resources for families and educators of infants and toddlers of all developmental levels.