Toddler Language Development

Are you worried about your toddler's speech delay? What to know about delayed speech in 2 and 3-year-olds, speech and language milestones and how to address them.

Whether they're due to bilinguality, a disability, or shyness, we're here to help tackle those language barriers between kids, parents and teachers!

It's backwards day! Have fun with your child doing everything in your day backwards.

This activity is lots of fun, and it gives your toddler practice with word recognition.

Bread and peanut butter make a perfect canvas for your toddler's alphabet cereal sentences.

Advice from a homeschooling expert on homeschooling a child with speech problems.

Advice from a homeschooling expert on helping a child with a lisp at home.

Learn how to introduce your child to two languages.

Most books on speech development mention seven as the cutoff age, but eight or even nine may be more accurate.

Speech programs tend not to be particularly helpful. Maturity is the biggest factor for attaining clear speech.

Some students have a difficult time learning more than one language.

This article describes how to talk to your young child in a way that encourages them to develop language skills.

Learn how to treat ear infections that may affect your child's developing language skills.

This article describes how preschoolers start to learn basic words and phrases.

This article describes how preschoolers learn language from their parents.

Learn how your child develops language skills from birth through age six.

A child who is jabbering away unintelligibly may be unable to produce speech sounds.

Most children who begin stuttering before five years of age will outgrow it.