Children's language development is fraught with many concerns and misinformation.
One book, “Everything About My Child’s Language Development,” is enough.


This book introduces a four-step process for language development by age from 0 to 5.


1.
You can check your child's current level of language development through 'Check It Out'.
In order to develop language skills, you must first understand your child's current level of language development.
In addition, language development is important for both 'receptive language', which is understanding the language of others, and 'expressive language', which is expressing one's thoughts, feelings, and needs into appropriate words or sentences.
"Everything About My Child's Language Development" divides the development checklist by period into receptive language and expressive language.
In addition, it provides self-help behavior development, selective mutism, pronunciation, and questionnaires that children encounter as they grow, so that the level of growth can be checked at each point.
This will allow you to accurately determine your child's level of language development.


2.
You can establish the basic principles of language development through 'language development stimulation methods at this time'.

Stimulation methods should vary depending on the language level, and there are important principles for each stage.
For example, for children between 0 and 12 months who cannot yet speak, joint attention is important, and they should be exposed to voices with a lot of pitch and repetition.
Between 3 and 18 months, it is important to teach children how to use objects, feel them, recognize them, and express themselves.
In this way, we can establish the most important principles for language development by age.


3.
The author, who gives lectures in over 100 locations a year and has consulted with over 3,000 people, has collected the most frequently asked questions and answers related to language development.

Whether it's helpful to read books during pregnancy, when should you start engaging in language development play, how much time should you spend playing with your child a day? Is it helpful to let your child listen to apps? How should you read books? When and how should you teach polite language? What should you do when your child hesitates to say what they want to say? These are all questions you've probably wondered about during the parenting process, and problems you might encounter in the future.


4.
Do one language-building game every day.
We've compiled a collection of games that can significantly develop language skills by age.
It includes tips from the author along with the goals of the play, as well as what kind of play should be done at what level, and maximizes usability by including games that can help children become familiar with the Korean language after 61 months.

Language cannot be taught by force.
You need to create an environment that makes it fun and interesting so that people want to keep doing it.
It's up to the parent, but there is definitely a best, fastest, and right way to develop language.
"Everything About My Child's Language Development" introduces just those methods.