WATCH: Gabby, age 4 months, is showing an interest in how her new toy works - https://t.co/UnZLoRzxN9. How is your child developing thinking skills through their everyday interactions with you? #childdevelopment
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Do you know your baby's developmental stages? By 12 months, babies should be able to babble using different syllables like baba and mama); use vowels and consonants to babble and make up words of 5-6 different sounds. They should also be using 3-5 single words. #childdevelopment
Learning literacy skills from a young age is so important because of how quickly children develop from birth to age six. Find out more in this video #earlyliteracy#childdevelopment
WATCH: Guido, age 4 months, learns to spin the rattle with his mother's help https://t.co/BPxME94Fhi. What kinds of activities does your child seek out and truly enjoy? #childdevelopment
As Dr. Seuss so wisely put it, "The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” That's why it's so important to talk, read, and play every day! https://t.co/UBaECC8p01 #earlyliteracy#childdevelopment
WATCH: Brady, age 4 months, enjoys this twist on a game of peek-a-boo: https://t.co/mvNoWVXLuV How does your child like to explore the world around them? #childdevelopment
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On lovely spring days, why not take literacy outside? Here are just some of the ways you can encourage your child's literacy skills in the great outdoors #earlyliteracy#babbletalkread
WATCH: In this video of a father talking to his 9 month-old son at dinner, you can see they each play an active role in the conversation: https://t.co/DQRm5GDKsc. What are ways you encourage your child’s communication skills? #earlyliteracy
WATCH: Jonah, age 19 months, develops thinking skills as he plays make believe: https://t.co/Wrf5Ip5cRC. How do your children like to explore the world around them? #childdevelopment
What can your child do at age five? You might be pleased to hear that most children are more likely to agree with rules! They can also speak very clearly and count 10 or more things. Check out all the developmental milestones here: https://t.co/3UetaLt6ES #childdevelopment