It takes a long time for little ones to master saying words correctly, and along the way they tend to have all kinds of cute ways to say things. It...

This has been on my to-do list for ages! Here's a walk through of the mealtime signs. Tag your friends who are interested in signing to their litt...

Some children learn to to count when they're 1, some take a little longer and count when they're closer to 5. As with all milestones, there's hug...

You HAVE to make yourself sound like a weirdo if you want to support your child's communication. Why?! Because sounding weird makes your little one...

Just LOOK at all the language you can pour into your little one as you do the washing. There's no need to feel guilty when you need to get stuff do...

When your little one can sign or say "more", the world is their oyster. They'll be able to request more of anything: think food, toys, stories or ...

An oldie but a goodie.If you're showing your baby something new - hold it up to the side of your face, close to your mouth. This way - you've draw...

Babies learn the meaning of new words by us modelling (saying) them in context (in the place where they fit) and by using lots of repetition. We c...

I will NOT be using flashcards. Not only are they super unnatural (are YOU ever shown cards and forced to shout out what you see on them?!) but the...

More than you think! A first word is something that your child says intentionally, the same way every time and consistently - to get or communicate...

Nursery rhymes are EXCELLENT for language development. My Mam's been teaching August a new word a day by singing to him and it's so exciting to se...

Communication temptations are little purposeful opportunities set up to tempt your baby to show you what they can do! The PAUSE is the most import...