How does the Lena Program Help Children?
The coos, giggles, and laughs of infants are the sounds we always want to hear. Language is the primary source of communication. Babies use these sounds to talk with us. They are enthralled when we respond to them. With our interaction with kids, we assist them in developing the skills in a language they employ later in their lives. Children use language to express their feelings and thoughts, learn new skills, and build relationships with other children. After considering several elements, the LENA Program was inspired to assist children in developing their language skills regardless of any obstacles they might face. LENA strives to help less fortunate children compete with their peers and increase their chances of attending college and obtaining higher-paying jobs. To do this, they collect information from children's environments to discover the factors that affect their language development. Through understanding the factors that affect the ability of a child to communicate