18/04/2024
Expressive language is a continuum in child development, beginning at infancy.
This aspect of language refers to how we communicate our thoughts, feelings and desires with others. Expressive language is needed for learning, play, participation in activities and engaging with the world around us. As we develop new ways to communicate (visuals, gestures and spoken words) we are able to get our needs met in a timely fashion.
Related, is receptive language. Together these language types impact auditory processing and attention and play a huge role in overall language in social skills.
Read about the development of expressive language and use the tips and suggestions to support this area:
https://www.theottoolbox.com/expressive-language/
Read about receptive language and the strategies to support this area of development here: https://www.theottoolbox.com/receptive-language/
