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09 January 2025
Many research studies today have confirmed that the language input parents provide during a child's early years plays a very important role.
28 November 2024
Emotional regulation plays a key role in children's development.
07 December 2020
According to Rescorla (1989), a child may be identified as a late talker if, by the age of two, they can say fewer than 50 words or are not yet
17 November 2020
Some time ago, I happened to come across a research paper about children’s sense of humour. This study involved 105 kindergarten children aged four
31 October 2020
Have you ever seen your child talking to the air or chatting with a toy as if it were a real friend? Don't worry, your child may simply be
21 September 2020
When people talk about Theory of Mind, many immediately think of the famous Sally–Anne Test. That task only measures one part of Theory of Mind
20 August 2020
Understanding Theory of Mind Theory of Mind refers to the ability to interpret and infer one's own and others' mental states, including
04 July 2020
What factor do you think best predicts a child's future academic performance? In 2005, Angela Duckworth and Martin E. P. Seligman conducted a study
11 June 2020
First, hearing loss does not automatically lead to speech or language disorders. While children with hearing loss may have a higher risk of speech
29 May 2020
Although autism and hearing loss may seem unrelated, they can sometimes show similar behaviours, which may lead parents or teachers to initially