Early learning
Helping your child learn to talk does not require flashcards or programs. The everyday talking, singing, and back-and-forth of family life is exactly what builds language.
Early learning
Simply describing what you are doing gives your child a steady stream of words attached to real life. "We are washing the red apple," or "Now we put on your bl…
Early learning
Conversation is a two-way street, even with a baby. When your child babbles, babble back. When they point, name the thing and respond as if they have spoken. T…
Early learning
Songs and nursery rhymes are wonderful for language. Their repetition, rhythm, and melody make words easy to remember and fun to anticipate. Actions and gestur…
Early learning
When your child says "doggy run," you can gently model the fuller version by replying, "Yes, the doggy is running!" This expands their language warmly without…
Early learning
Children learn best when they are interested. Talking about whatever has caught their attention, rather than steering them to what you think they should learn,…
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