Every child develops at their own pace and there are certain milestones that are related to your child’s speech development.

Speech problems are common in young children. Some speech troubles can indicate a speech or development delay. Find out when to seek further advice.

Stuttering is a speech disorder that usually starts between the ages of 3 and 4 years. Learn more about stuttering and when to seek help.

Learning to talk is an important part of a child’s development and it occurs in stages. Find out how you can help your child to learn to talk.

Communication support for people who are deaf, hard of hearing and /or have a speech impairment and need to communicate with person who can hear and are using a phone.

When you talk and listen to each other, you help your child learn to communicate. Find out how to talk to your toddler or pre-school aged child.

Talking to your baby, even if they can't reply is one of the best ways to help them start learning to speak. Learn more about talking to your baby.

Reading regularly with children from a young age stimulates their brain development and strengthens parent-child relationships. This helps to build language, literacy, and social-emotional skills

Find out what to expect from your child, how to track their development around the age of 4 years, and when to seek help if you are worried.

At 8 months old, your baby will start to explore their little world. It might mean more running around for you, but it's a great time to watch them learn.