Learning starts early
Learning to talk starts the moment a baby is born.
Learning to talk starts the moment a baby is born.
Make sure your child can hear you,recurrent ear infections can cause hearing loss.
Conversations are like tennis matches-we take it in turns to have a go sharing information.
There is magic in the small moments of family life,make the most of small connections
Speech sounds follow a pattern and it is normal at different ages to not speak “Correctly”.
Childhood (and how children develop) is a marathon, not a sprint. We all pace ourselves differently, we all have our own path and personal best.
A support crew who understands us will get us over the line.
The things you do everyday matter.
Routines allow for predictable conversations which help learning to talk.
Follow your child’s interests when talking with them. Tell them about what they are interested in and looking at.
Songs, nursery rhymes, cultural stories and oral history- share it always.
Let your child touch books, let them eat books,share books with your baby from the very beginning.Every.Single.Day.
They are imperfect, just like their parents.
Celebrate their perfect imperfections.