Talking to Kids about a big move
When you need to help kids cope with a move, let them talk through their big emotions.
Engaging your child in conversation makes a big difference in language and literacy development. Research shows that children who were exposed to a greater number of words from a young age went on to have better vocabulary.
When you need to help kids cope with a move, let them talk through their big emotions.
Help with teaching your child how to be sensitive to other’s feelings and to respect differences,
It’s hard to know what to say when talking to children about emergencies.
Cooing, gurgling, and babbling are the beginnings of talking. Repeat the noises babies make. Even crying is the beginning of language.
One of the most powerful ways to develop your child's literacy skills is also the easiest: Talk to your kids!
Help little ones develop language skills in fun ways at every age and stage!