Learning to talk
Talk, Play and learn together
Every day brings wonderful opportunities to talk, play and learn with your child.
When you take an interest in what your child is curious about, you create lots of opportunities to chat, listen and share ideas together. Everyday moments such as cooking, playing, getting dressed, reading stories and simply having fun together are all valuable learning opportunities. These experiences help children learn new words, build sentences, express their thoughts and develop confidence when communicating with others.
Communication and language skills are important for your child’s overall development. They help children express their feelings, build relationships, develop confidence, make friends and support their future learning. You don’t need to plan anything special — everyday moments are full of opportunities to talk, listen, play and learn together.
Singing makes us happy
There are many benefits to singing in early childhood. Studies have shown that singing can help with language development, memory, and even emotional regulation. Singing also has many physical benefits, like improving breathing and posture.
Singing is a great way for children to explore their creativity and have fun. And it's also a great way for parents and our staff team to bond with children.
Having a large vocabulary helps children learn more. Words allow them to make sense of the world around them. As speaking and listening develop, children build foundations for literacy, for making sense of visual and verbal signs and ultimately for reading and writing.
