在我们深入探讨这个问题之前，我们需要先了解一下为什么要从0岁开始教授婴儿古诗。传统文化教育对于一个国家的文化认同和民族精神的培养至关重要。而且，从小接触古诗可以帮助孩子更好地理解中国传统文学，增强其对中华文化的认同感。

然而，对于0岁大龄宝宝来说，他们还没有完全掌握语言能力，更不用说是理解复杂的韵律节奏了。那么，我们应该如何去做呢？

首先，我们需要认识到， babies are not just passive listeners, they are active participants in the learning process. They can differentiate between different sounds and rhythms even from a very young age. As parents or caregivers, we can take advantage of this by introducing them to music and rhythm early on.

For example, you can read out loud to your baby while tapping your feet or clapping your hands to the beat. This way, your baby will start to associate certain sounds with certain actions and rhythms. Over time, this association will help them recognize and remember these patterns more easily.

Another way is to use nursery rhymes that have a strong rhythmic component. These rhymes often have a repetitive structure that makes them easy for babies to follow along with. You can also try singing traditional Chinese songs or classical poems like Tang poetry which has its own unique musical quality.

In addition, you can use visual aids such as pictures or videos that illustrate the poem's meaning and rhythm. This way, when you recite the poem again later on, your baby will be able to recall both the words and images associated with it.

Moreover, research has shown that babies who are exposed to music at an early age tend to develop better language skills later on. So even if they don't understand every word of a poem at first, simply being exposed to its rhythm and melody can still have long-term benefits for their cognitive development.

However, it's important not just focus on memorizing lines but also understanding what they mean emotionally speaking too. Poetry is all about conveying emotions through words so it's crucial for children (even tiny ones!)to learn how connect those words with feelings.

To achieve this goal parents could share their own emotional responses when reading these poems aloud while interacting playfully with their child during reading sessions; using inflectional tones based upon what they believe would best convey each line’s intended emotion; acting out gestures where appropriate etcetera

It may seem challenging at first but by incorporating all these strategies into daily routines like bath time storytime naptime etc., we'll find our little one growing up loving poetry alongside us!

By doing so we're laying down foundations in cultural literacy as well as linguistic skills making sure our precious 0-year-old isn’t only familiarized but truly connected emotionally connected – fostering love for ancient masterpieces now & forever!