Families For Life | 5 Tips for Building Vocabulary in Infants and Toddlers

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Boost your child's language development during the crucial first three years.

Hear the language, learn the language — studies show that the more words a baby hears, used multiple times and in different contexts, the better the child will understand the meaning of those words and begin using them.

Early communication and language development forms the basis for literacy, predicting better outcomes in school and beyond. It also supports children’s cognitive and social-emotional development, including problem-solving skills and learning to express feelings and form relationships.

Here are some fun ways to incorporate language into children’s daily routines.

Contributed by: Beanstalk (ECDA)

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