It can be a trying time when your toddler has a lot to say but does not have the words yet to communicate. Receptive language skills often come in first which means your toddler understands more than they can express. Expressive communication is when your child gains the ability to let you know what their …
Parenting Tips for Toddlers
Is your toddler a bit bug-obsessed? There is no surprise there because bugs are VERY interesting. One of the best ways you can teach your child is to follow their lead when it comes to what they are interested in. If your toddler is all about bugs then pick activities and books that support their …
One of the things I have dreamed of for my son is for him to learn a second language. With a background in early childhood and studies into English as a new language learners, it is no surprise that I have a fascination with language development in general. My son is 18 months old right now and …
Did you know that reading promotes skills in ALL areas of development? It encourages language, motor, cognitive, social, and adaptive skills. Early literacy skills start from birth and continue to unfold as your child is in school. Reading books are not the only way that your child gains these skills. You can promote early literacy …
Is it just me…or does anyone else have little ones that start to get wild and crazy just when it is time to go to bed or take a nap? My children have not been great sleepers. They both have a lot of energy and can be hard to calm down when it is time …