Parenting Resources for Early Childhood Development

Supporting your child's development is a rewarding yet challenging journey. Below, you'll find curated resources to help navigate language, cognitive, and emotional growth from infancy through early childhood.

Ages 0-12 Months

Early development begins with strong foundational skills in language, cognition, and social interaction. These resources offer expert guidance on understanding and supporting your baby's milestones.

Ages 12-24 Months

Toddlers experience rapid language growth and comprehension. These resources help parents anticipate and support their child’s expanding vocabulary and communication skills.

Ages 24-36 Months

By age two, children begin forming simple sentences, identifying objects, and engaging in basic conversations. These resources provide insights into their evolving language and cognitive abilities.

Key Highlights:

  • Following Instructions: Understanding and completing 2- to 3-step instructions.

  • Vocabulary Growth: Learning spatial concepts and naming familiar objects.

  • Self-Identification: Beginning to say their name, gender, and use pronouns.

  • Conversational Skills: Engaging in basic dialogues with 2-3 sentences.

Ages 3-4 Years

At this stage, children experience significant language expansion, begin storytelling, and refine their comprehension skills. These resources offer support in nurturing their growing communication abilities.

General Parenting & Development Resources

For broader insights into parenting, cognitive development, and multilingual upbringing, these resources provide expert knowledge and practical guidance.