Communication & Language
Children are born with innate capacity to communicate, both verbally & non-verbally.
- It is one of the primary requirements of survival for them.
- It is also, the ability to convey feelings and ideas with others, and maintain interaction with a loved one.
During the first 3 years of life, the brain undergoes its most dramatic development and the child acquires the ability to think, speak, learn, and reason. This rate of development however, depends on the adults to respond to their baby’s effort to “tell” what s/he has in mind.
Communication and language development are all about giving your child opportunities to speak and listen in a range of situations, and to nurture their understanding, confidence and skills in expressing themselves.
Positive early language and literacy development can give your child a window to the world, helping to ensure that s/he can capitalize on his or her potential for future success.
Unfavorable scenarios, might critically affect the brain’s architecture and the child begins to fall behind.
