These edible playdough recipes are perfect for babies and toddlers! Playdough is a great sensory and learning experience for both babies (8 months and up) and toddlers. I love that all of these playdough recipes are made without cream of…
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At what age do babies start talking? Unfortunately babies are not robots, so there is not a specific answer to this question. However, there are many pre-verbal skills a baby needs to have before spoken language will emerge. Find out…
Being a parent is both a huge responsibility and a wonderful gift – because, from day one, you are there to help them grow up and learn about the world around them. For many of us, we aren’t trained teachers…
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Babies start learning from the day they are born. And vocabulary development is no exception. This is why building a strong vocabulary starts at birth! Because we know about the importance of a child’s vocabulary, let’s look at some ways to make sure your child is developing her vocabulary starting at birth!
I know many parents wonder “why read to a baby?” He (the baby) probably doesn’t understand and maybe it even bores him. But this can’t be further from the truth. Here are 6 compelling reasons to make reading to your baby a priority!
Speech therapy activities for toddlers can and should be done at home on a daily basis if your little one isn’t using any words to communicate. Here are 7 simple activities you can do at home to help your child today!
What is joint attention? It is a skill that is required in order for a child to learn how to speak. Learning to talk doesn’t seem that difficult, however a lot of skills must be accomplished prior to first words being spoken. Let me explain why…
Sensorial play is the missing link between playing and learning for young children. It teaches children the five senses and why they are essential. It can also prepare a child for patience, manners, creativity, cooperation, and respect. Sensory play is…
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