Have lots of conversations with your child that are open-ended and allow for different vocabulary to be used. When your little one asks you a question, try to answer back with a follow up such as “What do you think?” rather than giving an answer straight away.
Use ‘Serve and Return’- this back and forth interaction is essential for building language skills. Keep those conversations going and use language in play!
Early help, also known as early intervention, is support available for families when a challenge first arises. Accessing support…
There are three main qualities of a person with ADHD: Hyperactivity – having a lot of energy, so they tend to move around and fidget. Impulsivity-…
