Toddlers are saying more words and some are beginning to put words together to make short sentences. They need you to keep giving them those tools for talking to help expand their language.

If you have a toddler at home, then you know they spend all day every day exploring and working out new skills: They're running, jumping, and climbing, expanding their vocabulary, potty training, ...

Late-talking children may have lingering language ... To support normal speech and language development in your youngster: Talk to your baby and young child throughout the day, including during ...

My first top tip for talking with your baby would be to talk to them from the first day they are born. So talk to them right from the off and make sure that they get used to you as a communicator.

There are few things more eagerly anticipated for caregivers of infants than hearing their first words. The development of language allows babies to express themselves more clearly, conveying ...