Early Language
Tips and tricks from a certified speech-language pathologist to help your toddler’s speech and language development
Early Speech Development: What Speech Sounds Do Babies Usually Make First?
Babies start cooing as early as 2 months with vowel sounds, and start to produce different types of babbling by 4-10 months of age with early developing consonant sounds including p, b, m, t, d, n, h, w, and y. Learn how to encourage these early developing speech sounds with your baby.
What are Verbal Routines and How to Use Them
Verbal routines are a simple and effective early language strategy to help increase your baby or toddler’s understanding of and use of words in meaningful contexts.
Tips to Increase Your Toddler’s Language: How to use Cloze Statements
Cloze statements can be used to encourage your little one to participate in singing songs, reading books, and making comments about routine tasks, by leaving off the last word of a familiar phrase or sentence.