New research released by the National Literacy Trust, shows that a fifth of parents believe that communicating with their baby is only necessary from the age of 3 months old. Because of this a new Talk To Your Baby campaign has been launched
The average age for the emergence of babys first word is typically around 12 months. The National Literacy Trust research reveals that the top 10 most popular first baby words (other than Mummy or Daddy) are: 1. Dog 2. Cat 3.More 4. Baby 5. Ball
and relationship problems in later life. So why the sudden decline in language development of under-3s? There's a whole host of possible reasons, says Liz Attenborough, manager of the National Literacy Trust's Talk To Your Baby Campaign. Parents' hectic working
website is run by the National Literacy Trust, and has lots of helpful information you can download to help your baby's speech development.
