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!
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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Simple toys for toddlers are all around us! Some are regular household items you might not even think of using as a toy, however your toddler may see something in it that you didn’t. Here is a list of “toys” every toddler should have access too!
These 12 Play Activities For A 1 Year Old really are uncomplicated. Many use household items or simple toys you most likely already have. I will show you how simple it is to…
Dramatic play is one of the best forms of play for language development, however all forms of play will support language development. Keep in mind that you are your child’s best teacher so by being involved in their playtime (not…
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Stuffed animals for toddlers are so much more than simply a special toy. I have to start by saying that unfortunately not all children become obsessed with stuffed animals like my children have. Don’t worry, that is Ok. There were…
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The Potty Duck is a learning tool that facilitates play-based learning through sight, sound, touch, imagination, and imitation. And it helps with potty training!