Discover the science behind it all. Why pointing is a tool for toddlers' language development You may feel like you have a bossy baby, but pointing is great for their language development.

“This supports the notion that growing up in a language-rich home is important for a child’s speech development.” She said the study supported interventions aimed at promoting speech and ...

A University of Miami study offers new insights into language development in children with hearing loss, suggesting language ...

which may disrupt cognitive and language development and socialization and particularly hamper a child's ability to develop trust or self-esteem, or to form healthy relationships with others.

Our toddler uses two languages, as my partner and I are both bilingual. I want to continue raising him like this but are we confusing him and delaying his language development? A. Being raised in a ...

A recent study has shed light on the potential impact of screen time on toddlers' language development, revealing concerning trends in young children's media consumption habits. Toddlers between ...

A major study, the first of its kind, has revealed key insights into the extent to which children under 3 years old have ...

Why taking turns is so important Taking turns is needed for language learning and social development. How babies tune into sing-song voices Speaking in high-pitched 'baby voices' makes it easier ...

Bai, an expert in human-computer interaction, believes that, despite all the concern and angst about AI, the technology has ...