According to a recent study, caregivers who regularly interact with their babies using eye contact and vocalizations at age one are more likely to develop language skills by age two. So how exactly does eye contact help babies develop language skills?

Baby sign language is a specialized sign language used to communicate with pre-verbal babies that has become increasingly popular over the past few decades. It is intended to help children express their needs and desires, thereby avoiding frustration and anger by bridging the gap between parents and their children.

Learning two languages at the same time helps children become more flexible, intelligent, and have a higher ability to concentrate. According to experts, the ability to concentrate is the key to academic success and is the highest expression of school readiness in preschool children.

Children learn language at different rates, but most follow a general timeline. If your child does not seem to be reaching communication milestones within a few weeks of the average, consult your doctor as soon as possible. If your child has a language delay, early identification and treatment are important to help your child develop language and other cognitive skills at the same level as their peers.

Reading to children from birth to age 5 every day can increase their vocabulary by more than a million words and help them learn to read faster when they start school, new research shows. Reading just three times a week can make a huge difference to a child.

It is undeniable that play plays an extremely important role in the development of physical, thinking ability, language skills, social skills, and problem solving of children. Many parents find it difficult to play with their children, from choosing toys, coming up with ideas for play, to guiding their children on how to play appropriately... This article provides some knowledge about the development characteristics of 2-year-old children and suggests activities for parents to play with their children at home, helping to encourage children to develop in the best way.