Your Baby Knows More Words Than They Can Say (Week 48)
1 month ago
You're changing a diaper, narrating the way you always do, and your baby looks up and says it back: da-da. The first word feels like magic. Really, it is the payoff of months of listening, and around eleven months you are deep in prime listening season. So today, how first words actually arrive, and three Montessori habits that cost nothing and feed everything.
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