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Over time, encourage your child to do more on his/her own and promote independence. It might be easier and quicker for you to put your...

Look for opportunities to demonstrate how words can be used in various situations. Here are three specific examples: 1. If your child...

While three-to five-year-olds have varying levels of social skills, the following checklist will give you an idea of the things most...

Comparing and sorting items helps children identify and describe relationships -a skill that's necessary for more complex math learning.

Give your child a reading foundation. Here are a few fun ways to practice letters and sounds: 1. Read an alphabet book. Talk about each...

At this stage, what your child says is more important than how it is said. It's okay if your child doesn't say all sounds correctly, but...

Practice speech with your child. Talk throughout the day about the things you see and do together. Here are a few ideas of things to talk...