Your Little Talker
Don’t worry if not everyone can understand your little one. You are around them every day so you know what sounds or words they mispronounce. You may be tempted to fill in words they are trying to say or complete their sentences, but try not to rush them as they learn to master new words.
Books, Games, Toys - Why?
Executive Function
Working memory, mental flexibility, and self-control are all part of your child’s executive function skills. Although, it may seem like these are developed when kids are older or in school, there are things you can be doing now to help develop these skills.
What is a Lovey?
Does your child have a stuffed animal or toy that they just can’t live without? It’s sometimes known as a lovey.
How to Use Books to Boost Vocabulary Skills
Does your child like to read the same book over and over? That’s ok! This is still great for your child’s language development.
We focus on your baby’s development in these areas:
Milestones & Abilities
Games
Videos
Additional Resources
Topics of Development
Use our checklists to track your baby’s behavior and discuss any concerns with your healthcare professional.
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