Does your toddler have trouble understanding "no" and "not"? Standard language development milestones for understanding "no" and "not" reveal an infant should understand the word "no" between 6 and 9 months of age. However, sometimes parents don't have the opportunity to say … [Read more...]
Language Development: Pronouns
How can I help my three year old understand and use pronouns such as: I, me, you, my, and mine? It can be confusing! I usually respond with a question: Are you using pronouns when you speak to your toddler? Do you make comments or requests such as: Mommy: "Give mommy … [Read more...]
Language Delay: Activities
You couldn't help notice the quantity of words your friend's two year old son rattled off this weekend. How can you help your own two-year-old's language thrive? 1. Monitor how you talk with your child Make solid comments: "I am racing the car - zoom!" - pause to give … [Read more...]
Expanding Language Skills
My daughter says "yes" and "no" a lot. How can I help her expand her answers? Ask good questions! Your child may not have the vocabulary to tell you what she wants for lunch, but giving her the opportunity to try will help her expand her language skills. … [Read more...]
Kindergarten Admissions: Critical Thinking
Critical thinking skills are important for your child to acquire for kindergarten success. To shine at a Manhattan kindergarten admissions interview, your child needs to know more than “just the facts” and should exhibit creative and critical thinking skills. I’m sure your … [Read more...]
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