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.

Children who love reading have many great benefits such as helping develop their brains, increasing their bond with their parents, developing language skills, developing social skills... This is the foundation to help children succeed in life later on. That is why mothers should read books to their children early.

Food is almost everyone’s favorite thing, especially children. It is not difficult to hear parents comment “Just want to eat something then say so fast!”. So why don’t we think about developing language for children through food. Below are a few simple ways we can think of and apply easily.

Play is the best way for children to learn. Through it, they develop many different skills, including language. But sometimes you find it difficult to ask your child to start a new play activity. Or to get your child to agree to join in. Sometimes you feel frustrated because your child ignores everything you say. Sometimes what you thought was a fun play activity ends quickly with your child looking bored.