Children develop at different paces, however when enough speech-language milestones aren’t hit it can cause parents to worry. How do you tell if your toddler is a late-talker and what do you do when they are? Here’s some information to help you decide if your child is truly a “late talker,” to learn more about…
Amongst learning to walk, socialize and express emotions, once a child hits two they tend to start to use verbal communication more often than gestures to express what they want, how they feel, etc. And as a parent, this is a prime time to take advantage of a child’s desire to communicate verbally. So here…
Being able to communicate wants and needs is a massive step for children and a proud moment for parents. However, unlike motor skill milestones like walking, crawling, or grasping, language milestones tend to happen more gradually and can be hard for parents to know when to step in when they’re not met. So here are…