When your child is between 2-3 years they will typically begin to use “I,” “me,”   and “you.” It is common to still mix “me” and “I” at 2...

1. Bring up memorable moments in their lives. 2. Use their interests to help them learn. 3. Tell them stories from your life and...

This is defined as the repetition of speech by a child learning to talk. The main symptom of echolalia is the repetition of phrases and...

Prepositions show where a noun is located and by 33 months your child should use early developing prepositions such as:”on”, “under” or...

This is the repetition or prolongation of an action, thought or utterance (such as a word, phrase or gesture) after the stimulus that...