MILWAUKEE — As we move away from the scariest days of the Covid-19 pandemic, experts are finding evidence of developmental delays in babies' language skills.
A baby begins processing sounds and words well before they can talk. Most babies heard fewer voices as families stayed home or limited their time with others. There are things that parents and caretakers can do to get their kids back on track.
TMJ4's Stephanie Brown talked to a certified speech and language pathologist who has been building kids' language for more than 35 years.
WATCH the videos at the top of this article for tips on how to make sure your little one's speech develops successfully.
