Helping Baby to talk starts long before they say their first words! Babies learn to talk and say new words by hearing and watching you communicate. Narrating your day can encourage Baby to talk, help increase their vocabulary, and strengthen Baby’s communication skills. ➡️ When narrating, don’t just describe the basics—get detailed with it! This helps teach Baby new words and how to use those words. To learn more about narrating your day to Baby, comment “NARRATE DAY” for the therapist-approved

3 tips to help babies learn to talk: ❤️Narrate your day – talk about what you’re doing or what you’ve done. Baby may not understand all the words you’re using, but they will learn over time and they also listen all of the different ways you use your voice to communicate your emotions and have conversations. 💙 Copy the silly sounds they make as they are learning how to be noisy and silly- your baby will LOVE THIS. I recommend adding a 5 second pause after you make the sound to give baby time to

Baby's first words are exciting to hear! However, before they even say their first words, they are already developing language skills. Language is made up of two parts: 🔹 Expressive: Baby's ability to express their wants and needs. 🔹 Receptive: Baby's ability to understand language. Read the therapist-approved article on different types of expressive and receptive language Baby uses: https://pathways.org/videos/expressive-and-receptive-communication-for-baby #babylanguage #babycommunication #c

What are the first words babies usually say? 👶 Here are 20 of the most common first words! The ones babies say over and over in that magical first year. Why these? Because they’re short, easy to say, and come up all day long: during meals, diaper changes, playtime, and cuddles. They’re also functional and motivating because babies use them to get what they want, connect with you, and explore the world around them. ✨ Did your baby say one of these first? Or something totally unexpected? 💡 Tip:

What’s the most important language in the world for boosting your baby’s brain? Baby talk may sound silly to you, but not to your child! It helps nurture the bond between the baby 👶 and a parent and helps boost the baby’s brain development. We have joined hands with H&M Foundation to create an interactive course for dads to practice the most important language in the world- baby talk 🗣️! #EarlyMomentsMatter #BabyTalkForDads https://bit.ly/2JL9FXA | UNICEF Nepal