18 – 24 months

During the early stages of language development, toddlers primarily learn to name objects around them. This crucial period plays a significant role in their vocabulary acquisition. By naming items in their immediate surroundings, children are exposed to a wide range of words,…

Songs and rhymes can be great for improving your child’s vocabulary in language learning. You can make up your own songs and rhymes or make use of existing ones. Music has a special ability to hold children’s attention, help them memorise, and…

Picture books are a great way to spark a conversation with your little one and introduce a new language to them. Regular exposure to picture books in the target language helps children become more familiar with its sounds, rhythm, and structure, aiding language…

Exploring a treasure box with your toddler is a fun and engaging way to familiarise them with a new language. Using a treasure box adds excitement to the activity and keeps them interested. Here are steps for using a treasure box to…