Let’s talk milestones because they can feel so huge when you’re in the thick of them. I remember stressing about milestones with both of our kids. Avery didn’t walk until 17 months and her speech took a little longer to come along. You’d never know it now - she’s a total chatterbox! But back then every question people asked made me second guess and worry. I told myself I wouldn’t stress when River came along, but he struggled with tummy time and lifting his head as a baby. I remember going to cl

You can use these easy tips with your baby or any child learning to talk. (I’m a speech-language pathologist and I’m help make teaching your child to talk simpler!) Don’t worry if they don’t imitate the new sounds you say right away- you have so many chances to use these tips!#newparents #newborn #cooing #babytalk #earlylearning #speechtherapy #parentinghacks | Learn to Talk With Me

Narrating your day and talking to your baby is one of the best things you can do to help them learn to talk! Babies learn to understand words before they can use them, but BEFORE that they learn about: 😃 how we use our voices to express different emotions 😄how we start and stop our talking 😊and, how we use facial expressions and 👋 gestures when we talk to each other 🤓if I didn’t know better, I would think this baby is understanding every single word 😆 Thanks to @justalexbennett for posting