Communicating with your child is one of the most enjoyable and rewarding parts of parenting. Children learn by absorbing information naturally through daily interactions and experiences, not only with their parents but also with other family members, friends, and teachers at school. Between the ages of 3 and 5, children go to preschool, so language skills are an extremely important part of classroom learning.

Signs that your baby is about to start talking is a question that many parents are concerned about. Understanding the milestones of a baby learning to talk will help parents equip themselves with the necessary knowledge to recognize whether their child is slow to speak or not.

“Teaching children to speak” is an exciting and emotional journey. Children learn and use language from the first day they are born, from the first glance they make at their parents, the first babble until they can speak long sentences, and even debate on the topics they want. On that journey, parents have probably heard many “folklore” sayings about teaching children to speak. This article will share with parents some of the “folklore” sayings and misconceptions about children learning to speak.

Your life will change so suddenly that you won't even realize it when your baby arrives. It will be a wonderful and surprising experience. Here are some changes in life after the baby is born that many people may not notice.