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Here’s how to encourage your baby’s early babbles
When your baby babbles, babble and talk back to them.
Talk to your baby
Sometime around 2 months, you will likely hear your baby start to make sweet cooing sounds such as “ahh” and “ohh.”
The power of early conversations with your baby
It may be hard to believe, but at just 3 months of age, your baby is able to have a conversation with you.
Why eye contact means so much to your baby
Most babies begin to make regular eye contact during the first 8 weeks of life.
Important speech and language skills your 2-year-old child may be working on now
Even if you can’t understand everything your toddler says right now, you may be on your way to having your first real conversations with them ❤️
Micro skills: Understanding the little moments that lead to major developmental leaps
There’s often a lot of excitement when your baby learns a new major skill, like rolling over, sitting up, or saying their first word. But to get there, they first need to develop a series of more subtle micro skills.
The Reading Skill Set: All the research on the best ways to help your child learn to read
Helping your child get off to a strong start with reading is one of the most valuable gifts you can give them, which why Lovevery developed The Reading Skill Set. Learn more.
What first-grade teachers wish parents would do to help their children learn to read
You don’t have to be a teacher or literacy expert to help your child start building essential pre-reading skills. See the advice provided by our Lovevery experts.
Why speech-language experts love pretend play
Decades of research has linked symbolic play to language development. Studies also show children are spending less of their playtime pretending than before. Here’s how you can encourage pretend play: In this post: 5 ways to build your child’s language skills through pretend play Pretend play is about more than just play—experts say it can … Continued