Although each child develops at a different rate, there are some general guidelines you can follow to make sure that your child's language development stays on track.

Stumbling over words and letters while learning to talk is as common as falling while learning to walk. However, there are some warning signs that will alert you that your child might need some extra help.

With lots of positive encouragement, constant support, and outside help, your child with special needs can develop strong language and communication skills.

Talking to your child is one of the most important (and easiest) things you can do to promote your child's language development.

Reading to your child promotes creative thinking skills, improves vocabulary, and provides quality time for you and your child.

Creating a safe and comfortable environment at home, during child care, and in the community is crucial to your child's language development.

There are so many books and products available, it is often hard to know what is good for your child. Here are some resources for finding good books for your child.