50 VEGETABLES NAME for Toddlers | First Words for Babies | English Vocabulary | Speech Therapy Kids

Learn 50 Vegetable Names | First Words | English Vocabulary | Speech Practice for Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers Welcome to another fun and educational video with Miss Kaye! 🌱🎉 In this colorful and engaging video, we will learn the names of 50 different vegetables — perfect for babies, toddlers, and preschool children who are just starting to talk or build their vocabulary. Using real-life video footage of each vegetable, Miss Kaye clearly says the name of each one to help with speech development, word recognition, and early language learning. 👶 This is a perfect resource for: Speech therapy and speech practice Building first words vocabulary ESL and EFL learners (English as a Second/Foreign Language) Early childhood education Home learning and classroom settings Parents and caregivers who want to help their little ones talk From crunchy carrots to leafy lettuce, juicy tomatoes to spicy radishes, your child will be introduced to a wide variety of vegetables that they might see in the kitchen, at the grocery store, or in the garden. Repetition and clear pronunciation make it easy for young learners to follow along and repeat after Miss Kaye. 🥕 What’s Inside This Video? ➡️ 50 Real Vegetable Name ➡️ Bright, real-life visuals to hold your child's attention ➡️ Slow, clear pronunciation of each word ➡️ Fun and educational format that encourages children to say the words out loud 🧠 Why This Video Is Great for Learning Visual learning: Real images of vegetables help with word-object association. Speech practice: Children can listen to and repeat the words to practice speaking. First words: This video includes some of the most common vegetables children may hear or see in their everyday life. Memory building: Repetition supports memory and retention. Confidence boost: When children can name what they see, they feel more confident expressing themselves. 🌽 Vegetables Featured in This Video Include: 1. Carrot 2. Potato 3. Tomato 4. Onion 5. Garlic 6. Lettuce 7. Broccoli 8. Cabbage 9. Cauliflower 10. Spinach 11. Kale 12. Radish 13. Turnip 14. Beetroot 15. Zucchini 16. Pumpkin 17. Butternut Squash 18. Sweet Potato 19. Eggplant (Aubergine) 20. Bell Pepper (Capsicum) 21. Chili Pepper 22. Cucumber 23. Celery 24. Leek 25. Asparagus 26. Artichoke 27. Corn 28. Peas 29. Green Beans 30. Okra 31. Mushrooms 32. Brussels Sprouts 33. Arugula 34. Bok Choy 35. Yam 36. Fennel 37. Parsnip 38. Chayote 39. Watercress 40. Scallions (Spring Onion) 41. Ginger 42. Turmeric 43. Edamame 44. Kohlrabi 45. Swiss Chard 46. Mustard Greens 47. Dill 48. Coriander (Cilantro) 49. Mint 50. Basil Learning Goals Build foundational English vocabulary Encourage curiosity about healthy foods and vegetables Develop early speaking and pronunciation skills Support visual and auditory learning Promote engagement through repetition and colorful real-life videos About Miss Kaye Miss Kaye is a dedicated early childhood educator who loves creating educational videos for babies, toddlers, and preschool-aged kids. Her goal is to support parents and teachers by providing fun, engaging, and effective learning resources for children around the world. Her gentle voice, calm teaching style, and real visuals make learning enjoyable for young viewers. ✅ Tips for Parents and Educators Watch the video together and repeat the words with your child. Pause after each vegetable name to give your child time to say it. Use real vegetables from your kitchen to create a hands-on learning experience Encourage your child to point, touch, or even taste some of the vegetables after naming them. Rewatch the video regularly to reinforce memory and confidence. Looking for more videos like this? Check out our full collection of: First Words videos Animals Names Fruits Names Read Aloud Story Books Colors, Shapes, and Numbers Songs, Rhymes, and Early Learning #firstwords #speechpractice #vegetablenames #vegetablesforkids #englishvocabulary #babieslearning #toddlerspeech #preschoollearning #earlylearning #learnvegetables #kidsvocabulary #misskaye #learnwithmisskaye #educationalvideo #childdevelopment #eslkids #speakenglish #vocabularyforkids #earlychildhoodeducation #realvegetables #speechdelay #learnenglishforkids Thank you for watching and learning Don’t forget to like 👍, subscribe 🔔, and share 💬 this video with other parents and teachers. Let’s help our little ones grow one word at a time! 🌟