Discover the science behind it all. Why pointing is a tool for toddlers' language development You may feel like you have a bossy baby, but pointing is great for their language development.

While each bilingual child's profile is unique, the children studied are shown to develop quite differently from monolingual children. The authors demonstrate significant interactions between the ...

“This supports the notion that growing up in a language-rich home is important for a child’s speech development.” She said the study supported interventions aimed at promoting speech and ...

Researchers find a link between early vocabulary composition and later language development in children with cochlear implants.

Why taking turns is so important Taking turns is needed for language learning and social development. How babies tune into sing-song voices Speaking in high-pitched 'baby voices' makes it easier ...

A recent study has shed light on the potential impact of screen time on toddlers' language development, revealing concerning trends in young children's media consumption habits. Toddlers between ...

So what impact, if any, is screen usage having on toddlers? A new study suggests it could be interfering with their language development. The research was led by Telethon Kids Institute Senior ...

Many of these children will be "late bloomers" and eventually develop appropriate language; however, in 5% to 8%, delays in language development ... in 1138 parent–child pairs representing ...

"Toddlers, Tech and Talk," led by Manchester ... technology can offer rich opportunities for very young children's language development, such as listening and singing along to songs and nursery ...