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Vocabulary Comprehension And Expression
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Helping Your Child Build Vocabulary in Everyday Routines
Build a child's vocabulary inside the routines they already live: narrate what you do, offer choices, pause to give them a turn, and warmly expand every word, gesture or sound. Little and often beats special sessions.
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Help your toddler's vocabulary grow by talking through everyday moments — narrate, follow their lead, pause for a reply, and read daily. Responsive, playful talk beats flashcards; quality interaction is the strongest driver of early word learning between 12 and 36 months.
Read the answer AnswerAn Everyday Therapy Activity for Toddler Vocabulary
One simple Everyday Therapy activity is "sportscasting" — narrating your toddler's play in short, clear sentences while following their attention. It builds both comprehension and expression, needs no toys, and works best when you keep it short, add one new word, and wait for a response.
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