The day a baby starts crawling is an important milestone for the baby and parents both. While parents praise and provide kisses, they may not realize the importance of letting their child crawl often and at length. Time spent on the floor crawling provides essential neurological development as well as
A child’s instinctive love of play provides the motivation for healthy, fun ways that a child can improve both strength and balance at home. For moms, dads, grandparents and other caretakers, the following list includes activities that can engage a child’s interest and inspire them to participate. These activities are
The great news is that it is very easy to improve your child’s speech development at home! By using these ten skill-builders in your daily routine, you can see your child’s speech and language skills grow quickly. These are great activities both for children seeing a speech-language pathologist and for
When your child is little, every new skill they learn (from rolling over to saying their first word) feels like a major milestone. But what happens if those milestones are slow to appear? Should you wait and see, or take action? At Let’s Communicate, we believe in the power of
Not only is playtime fun for your child, but it’s also an essential part of how they grow and learn! Through play, babies and toddlers build important movement, communication, and social skills that prepare them for everyday life. Whether you’re looking for new ways to support your child’s growth or
Watching your baby grow and discover the world around them is one of the most exciting parts of parenting. Each little wiggle, roll, and step marks big progress in your child’s development. But with so many changes happening in just a few months, it’s easy to wonder if your baby
It’s completely normal to have questions about your child’s development, especially when they’re very young. Maybe your baby isn’t rolling over yet, or your toddler isn’t walking or talking like other kids their age. You might be wondering, is your child too young for therapy? Should you just wait and
Helping your child build strong speech and language skills doesn’t require expensive tools or complicated programs. In fact, some of the most effective strategies happen right at home through everyday moments and play! There are many simple activities you can do that will make a big difference in your child’s