True or False #12

Children are still developing their cognitive, social & play skills. Left on their own to play with a toy, they […]

Children don't need a lot of toys to learn well, learning opportunities are everywhere

True or False #11

It’s totally understandable that we want to buy toys for our little ones… especially when we are flooded with messages

True or False #10

Some common risk factors that make a child prone to language delay/disorder: (1) hearing loss or frequent ear infections –

True or False #9

The research has shown very clearly that bilingualism does not cause or worsen language delays or disorders. Language delays or

True or False #8

Some parents believe in (or have been recommended) a “one parent-one language” approach to help their children learn multiple languages.

True or False #7

Talking makes so many simultaneous demands. Among other things, we have to think about what we want to express, choose

True or False #6

Using gestures (such as pointing or pretending to do actions) can help others understand what we are saying. If a

True or False #5

A majority of late talkers do make improvements in their language skills and can obtain average language scores by school-going

True-False #4

Baby talk (better known as “child-directed speech” or “Parentese”) is the natural way many people speak with babies or toddlers

True or False #3

When children are young, they may not always use words in the way that adults expect them to. For example,

True or False #2

Knowing the difference between milestones and averages is super important when tracking a child’s development. If we think that milestones

True or False #1

This is a pretty controversial belief. Girls do start speaking sooner than boys but they only get a few months’

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