With some children at home for a year or longer due to the pandemic, parents may be concerned that their child’s social skills are suffering. This may be especially true for children who have speech, language, or social communication disorders. As more activities and public spaces open up this summer, and before the next school…
These everyday items can be used to build toddlers’ speech and language skills.
Bright by Text, a free text messaging service, sends families information about their child’s communication development, milestones, and ways to build skills.
Expert tips for encouraging your child’s language development while they’re at home—without it feeling like homework for them.
New parents have so much to consider. They may not be thinking about how to manage screens around their new baby.
Article explains how basic household items can be used to boost a young child’s development. Age-specific suggestions from birth to 24 months are included.
Family life at home during COVID-19 means more screen time than ever for many kids, but there are ways to make screen time count. Speech-language pathologists and other child development experts offer tips for parents in this article.
As families around the country shelter in place, parents of preschoolers can help build their child’s speech and language skills during everyday activities at home.
Nearly 4 million babies will be welcomed in 2020 to a world where technology is everywhere — with the effects of screen time still largely unknown.
Using the speaking style “parentese” with babies can boost their language development.