Toddlers

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

Are there really things you can do with a baby to encourage reading? There sure are -- and you may already be doing them!

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 explains how muscle-building activities will help your child learn to write.

This article explains why it is important to have frequent conversations with you child.

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

This article describes how preschoolers learn language from their parents.

This article describes how to demonstrate to your child how people use language.

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.

An increased interest in bathroom behavior and talk is normal for children at certain stages of development, but don't let it get out of hand.

The best thing to do for young children who want to "read" is to read, read, read to them. You can also play word games.

Night terrors may seem like nightmares, but the child is actually in a stage of sleep where she does not dream at all.

It is not unusual to have to re-teach potty skills to a child, but be aware of signs of a possible medical problem.

Many kids have murmurs heard by the doctor, but not all types are necessarily a problem.

Find tips on how to strengthen your child's fine-motor skills.

Bed-wetting medication is only a temporary solution. Find out what else you can do to resolve bedwetting.