Speech - 2 to 3 years

During these next few years, the foundations of your child's communication and relationship with the world will be set. To ensure he gets the most of all the relationships and information surrounding him, he should be able to speak and communicate well. Parents, as well as first teachers, play a very important role.

Speech - 2 to 3 years

During the third year, the structure of sentences will become more complicated and your child will start to fit whole phrases together. She'll begin to understand and use negatives, not just a simple “no” and “not”. She will also start to phrase words so that they make a...
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Helping with grammar

As your child begins to understand the more complicated aspects of grammar you can help, as before, by simply repeating what she has said in the correct form. So, as she starts to apply the constructions more and more widely, help her to use them in the correct way with new words and expressions.
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Asking and answering questions

When your child approaches her third birthday she'll ask constant questions. While you may get tired of answering the constant whys you should be happy your child is showing so much curiosity in what is going on around her and making so many attempts to try to understand the world and to express...
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Learning and speech - 2 to 3 years

As your child grows older speech plays a more and more important role in communication and becomes more and more important in helping your child to learn. By now your child has got the hang of the basic rules of conversation.
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