Toys play an important part of a babies language development. Does your baby keep mouthing their toys? It might seem a bit odd, but it's actually helping them to learn their first words!

Dogs have a fantastic memory. It has long been known that our four-legged friends know exactly which toy is meant when we say ...

Newborns may not need toys. They need milk, love, rest, diapers and a few pairs of soft pajamas. But newborns, like all kids, ...

Also, their language and speaking skills will also be very developing at this stage. The toy list for the perfect baby ...

Reilly, Sheena and McKean, Cristina 2023. Creating the conditions for robust early language development for all—Part 1: Evidence‐informed child language surveillance in the early years. International ...

Check if you have access via personal or institutional login Learning Vocabulary in Another Language Second Edition is an updated version of this key reference work in the area of second and foreign ...

which are essential for intellectual development. 8. Developing Language Skills: Describing Actions And Narrating Stories As children play with toy cars, they often narrate their actions and ...

Amanda Frolich, founder of award-winning children’s activity class Amanda’s Action Club, is a children’s physical movement development specialist and a toy expert. She advises ...

Dr Danielle Matthews, a developmental psychology specialist from The University of Sheffield, talked to us about baby brain development, language recognition and what we can do to help babies learn.