For Children 

0 - 6 Months

Between 0 and 6 months your baby's vision is developing and they love to see your face. They are starting to smile and make gurgles, cooing and babbling.

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Right from birth, every time you talk, sing or play with your baby, you’re not just bonding, you’re building their brain. Our babies need us to talk to them, the more words they hear the better talkers they become. Talking to you baby, or copying what they babble, is an easy way to build their brain throughout the day. Even talking about simple actions as you do them is a great place to start. Conversations with your baby might feel one-sided to begin with. But even though your young baby doesn’t have words yet, they will still try to join the conversation! They communicate with you through crying, eye contact and listening and later on, they will coo, smile, laugh, make more sounds and move their body to communicate with you.

Games & Resources

Take a look at our resources and games specifically chosen for your child's age group here.

Dummies

Information on how dummies can affect speech and language development...

Water Play

Endless fun with water Many children like playing with water...

Makaton

What is Makaton? Makaton is a language programme made up...

Tips & Links

Discover our bite-sized tips to help your child's development and links to useful websites here.

Start for Life

Improving early communication, language and literacy development is a key...

Essex Child and Family Wellbeing Service

The focus of our service is making sure that everyone...

Out and About

When you are out and about with your child it...

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you looking for advice about your child's learning and development? We answer your frequently asked questions here.

Get in touch

For further support or advice, please feel free to contact us on the email address below.
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