Language Development and Communication
Research tells us it is never too early to start reading to children. From the day they are born, infants, toddlers, and preschoolers develop language skills and pre-literacy skills every <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/on-the-road-to-reading-8-tips-to-foster-a-love-of-reading-for-young-children/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Language Development and Communication
“Did you have fun at day care?” “Yes.” “Did you learn anything new?” “Yup.” “Are you hungry for dinner?” “No.” Many parents can probably relate to getting these one-word answers <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/20-questions-to-ask-your-kids-to-get-them-talking/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Health and Safety
For many of us, social media didn’t even exist when we were kids. Today, our children are surrounded by it. Whether it comes from their friends or their peers, our <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/social-media-and-your-school-ager/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Language Development and Communication
While all children develop at different rates, developmental milestones are a great way to track a child’s progress as they grow. Developmental milestones measure typical achievements at various ages of <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/developmental-milestones/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Cognitive Development
By Suzanne Bouffard “Are we there yet?” “Dad, his leg is on my side!” “Mom, I’m bored.” We’ve all been there. Whether it’s a family road trip or a traffic-clogged <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/8-brain-building-games-play-car/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Language Development and Communication
A child’s speech and language development starts long before he or she begins to talk or read. Research shows that 6-month-olds who can distinguish sounds early on are better at <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/readings-important-role-development/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Language Development and Communication
Communication and language start to develop at birth. A child with hearing loss may have difficulty with communication and language development without early help. If a baby has hearing loss, <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/newborn-hearing-screening/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Language Development and Communication
Around age 2, children have developed good communication skills and begin to assert their own ideas, wishes, likes and dislikes. At the same time, two- and three-year-olds have not developed <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/helping-young-children-manage-anger-frustration/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
Language Development and Communication
Talking is only one of the ways we communicate. A child’s communication and language development starts at birth, as the child gets to know and recognize her parents’ and caregivers’ <a href="https://stg3-newhorizon.codupstaging.com/building-communication-language-skills/" class="more-link">[…]</a>
