by Administrator | Feb 18, 2021 | Child Development
Children with speech and language delays can have difficulties expressing their feelings in words or actions. They can even have a rough time explaining things plainly and understanding spoken or written text. Talking to your child and making them identify...
by Administrator | Dec 17, 2020 | Child Development
You’ve surely been bombarded with ideas about the value of reading when you’re expecting your first child. The advantages of reading at any point during your child’s growth are well known. Raising a child who enjoys reading is fairly straightforward...
by Jo Ann Gramlich | Oct 5, 2020 | Child Development
Books are a wonderful tool for youngsters. They help to expose children to various concepts and ideas, expand their vocabulary, promote their interest and creativity, and foster their academic and language development. Aside from this, books are often a medium for...
by Jo Ann Gramlich | Aug 18, 2020 | Child Development
Summer Learning is Fun Time spent at home, reading aloud, or chatting to parents about books and stories appears to be just as important as participating in summer camps or vacations research shows. This indicates that as important as the social-emotional...
by Administrator | Feb 20, 2020 | Child Development
Language development is a vital part of communication in a child’s preschool years. Much of that development will take place in the preschool classroom. There, children will learn from another adult – their teacher – and with their peers. They will also be exposed to...
by Administrator | Jan 15, 2020 | Child Development
Verbal communication: more than just baby talk Why promote the language development and verbal communication skills of young children, particularly infants, toddlers, and preschoolers? Early language and communication skills play a crucial role in children’s success...
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