Teaching words to one year old

If you find yourself wondering what to teach your 1-year-old, you're in the right spot! Here, find all the best things to teach your child.

3 and 4 years old, toddlers begin to compare objects and items with words like “bigger” or “shorter” and use words like “a” or “the” in short phrases. Between 3 and 4 years old, toddlers being to produce t, k, g, f, y, and -ing in words correctly. They also produce all syllables in words and are able to produce all the sounds in words

There are so many milestones to look forward to in the first few years of your child’s life, especially when it comes to developing motor skills. This free printable checklist will guide you through all the developmental milestones for your toddler—from walking up stairs to drawing on their own—and what you should be looking for at 1-3 years old!

Little Bo could recognize alphabet letters by 2 years old. Want to know how she learned them? The simple secret may surprise you!

This free outline can be used as inspiration for themed activities, and accountability for you to ensure your 2 year old is being enriched with arts, letters, numbers, shapes, nature, and faith if you are a Christian - this outline can also be used secularly by skipping the Bible Story of the Week or creating your own outline inspired by this one!

Are you looking for fun activities on how to teach toddlers the alphabet?! For me, it was never my intention for my son to know the alphabet by the age of 2. But through using

Following on from my post in April for the carnival, I was slightly puzzled by the fact that the articles I referred to managed to compile different lists of words 2-year-olds should know even though the seemed to quote the same source. So I thought I'd share my own list(s). A word of caution: there are no list of words for multilingual children (partly because of the endless language combinations possible). And while bilinguals are not two monolinguals in one on many accounts, it can be a…

Do you have a preschool-aged child? Find out how to teach a toddler to read with lots of tips and our simple steps focused on fun!

I am sure if you have a 2 year old, you are starting to feel like you're living in a non-stop episode of 'Baby Talk'? This is completely normal when it comes to their language skills to be a little wacky. But, just to make sure everything's on track, I've put together a 2 Year Old Speech checklist to help you keep an ear out for those funny mispronunciations and made-up words that only your little one can understand. Think of it as a way to decode their secret toddler language and ensure…

Simple, developmental activities you should do everyday with your toddler to help them learn, even when you're busy. They require no set up or creativity.