1. Establish routines. Young children thrive on them, and they make perfect fodder for enhancing your child's memory.
2. Play memory games. Ask questions when you're out and about. For example, if you're passing a friend's house, ask, "Who lives there?" Games like this give children experience in recalling information.
3. Demonstrate how to perform tasks. Babies model their parents' actions. If you want your child to learn how to do something, such as stack one block on another, show him how and then give him a turn.
4. Talk with your child about her experiences. Focus on events that resonated strongly with her, such as a trip to the zoo. As she gets a little older, help her make stories out of her recollections.
Fat is much denser than carbohydrate in term of potential energy content. Contins 9.3 verses 4.1 kcal/g.
That is false. Ecology is the study of relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings. Cell biology is the study of cells and their functions.
It is polymerase chain reaction hope this helps
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