Toddler Talking: Boost Your Child's Language and Brain Development in Three Easy Steps

by Victoria Ang Nolasco MD

HELP YOUR TODDLER LEARN TO TALK

If you’re the parent of a baby or toddler who’s below three years old, this book is for you. You’ll get powerful science-backed strategies that are surprisingly easy to use.

You’ll

How to know whether your child’s language development is on trackWhy you can spend all day doing learning activities from the internet, but still miss out on what your child really needsWays to boost your baby’s brain development—right now, even as a busy parent, instead of putting it off for “someday when there’s more time”What the evidence really says about how screen time affects language skillsA step-by-step action plan if you’re worried that your child might have speech delayand more!INCLUDES AN ONLINE RESOURCE LIBRARY

Genres: Parenting

158 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 7, 2022

Reviews

[Kristine · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 ⭐️

This is a no nonsense book about language development for kids ages 1-3. A short read, very direct to the point and summarizes well all the current researches about the topic.

I love that it’s filled with lots of practical recommendations you can apply right away. Though the guidelines are more westernized (I didn’t know we follow US guidelines in the Ph), it’s refreshing to see books written by a Filipino author.

I can tell the author is a modern person of science who sees AND feels the current parenting landscape — lots of unnecessary stress, pressure, judgement and shaming.

I learned quite a few things from the book. The message is clear albeit many typo errors. Definitely a great resource for new parents.

[Nicole Grace · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book explains everything in simple terms, making it accessible and stress-free for parents. The author seems to understand that parenting is already challenging, and the last thing parents need is a book that adds to that stress.

After reading this book, I realized I don't need to follow every piece of advice from social media influencers. They often present a polished, unrealistic view of parenting, showing only what's Instagram-worthy and omitting the difficulties.

I appreciate that the author highlights the importance of good communication to build a connection with your child, rather than focusing on sign languages, sensory play (which can be choking hazards), or other trendy but unnecessary practices promoted on social media.

This book has eased my worries about my child's development and reassured me that I don't need to overload them with activities, which can be more harmful than beneficial.

[Bembem Briones · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a first-time parent, I find this easy to understand. The message of the book is clear and concise. The situations mentioned in the book were very relatable as well! It was a fun and informative read. Highly recommended for new parents like me.

[Jordan Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

a must for all parents

Highly recommended this book to all parents
Engaging with you baby/toddlers is far more beneficial for their development than any toy or gadgets
This book has helpful tips of play and interactions to develop language which in turn improve behaviour.

[Jhayzel Pomento · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nothing fancy or over the top actions for learning. Easy and well explained. A must read!

[Jefferson Loo · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is very easy to read and understand.