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.

Reading is one of the activities that helps develop intelligence not only for adults but also for children. Reading is a good habit for children, parents need to train their children to get used to this activity.

The right toys can help children develop their imagination and coordination. But toy-related injuries send tens of thousands of children to the emergency room each year. Many injuries occur when parents give their children toys meant for older children. So how do you choose safe toys for your child?

In today's digital age, e-books are no longer strange to children and some children are turning their backs on traditional printed books. So between printed books and e-books, which type is better for children?

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.

Speech, language and communication are related to how an individual communicates and understands others. Accordingly, assessing language and communication skills in children includes both expressive and receptive language. By examining these skills during regular health check-ups, children will be assessed for their overall age-appropriate development, as well as early detection of abnormalities and help children speak faster.