Key Takeaways Talking, singing, and playing with your child builds the foundation for strong language skills—starting in ...

New research shows that a child's ability to regulate behavior—an aspect of executive function—is closely tied to how they understand and learn language.

Key talking tips for any age Find ways to bond with your child and help develop their language skills, no matter their age. Babies don't just soak up language like sponges, they need to learn from ...

That speech delay might actually begin with hearing. Children learn language by listening to the world around them, so even mild hearing impairments can significantly impact speech development.

Parents should expose their children to a second language from an early age. As someone who did not start learning a second ...

That includes the development of the AI Screener, which screens young children who may need to receive formal diagnostics and ...

Rula reports that, while autism and learning disabilities can share some characteristics, autism isn't a learning disability.

Speech pathologists offer parents real-world advice on how to incorporate a second language with their kids at home — and ...

A child’s brain develops rapidly in the first five years of life. Scientists estimate that over a million new brain ...

“While re-reading the same stories may seem repetitive to parents, it is hugely beneficial for language development. "Children love the familiarity of their favourite characters and repetition is ...