Further support for parents
Tips and advice on supporting your child's learning at home.
Advice about chatting to your baby
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Read How to teach your baby to talk nowHow to teach your baby to talk
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Read Weaning your baby and introducing new words nowWeaning your baby and introducing new words
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Read Chatting to your baby nowChatting to your baby
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Read Speak to your child in your own language nowSpeak to your child in your own language
Supporting your child's reading
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Read Book lists for children and young people nowBook lists for children and young people
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Read Make reading fun with Chase Bank nowMake reading fun with Chase Bank
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Read Using hobbies to help your child read nowUsing hobbies to help your child read
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Read Reading with your child nowReading with your child
Learning and having fun at home
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Read Playing with your little one nowPlaying with your little one
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Read Getting outside together nowGetting outside together
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Read How can I help my child learn at home? nowHow can I help my child learn at home?
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Read Top five quick and fun activities for children around the house nowTop five quick and fun activities for children around the house
Getting your child ready for school
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Read How to get your child ready to start school nowHow to get your child ready to start school
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Read Starting school or nursery countdown nowStarting school or nursery countdown
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Read Practising phonics at home nowPractising phonics at home
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Read Make a sign for your child's bedroom door nowMake a sign for your child's bedroom door
Guidance for parents of children with additional needs
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Read Communicating with your visually impaired child nowCommunicating with your visually impaired child
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Read Talking to young children about blindness nowTalking to young children about blindness
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Read Communicating if your baby is deaf nowCommunicating if your baby is deaf
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Read Chatting to your premature baby nowChatting to your premature baby