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Chatting, playing and reading with your child is the best way to develop their early communication and language skills. For tips and activities, and to find fantastic local sessions like this one in Leeds, visit 👉 #ChatPlayRead Better Health Start For Life

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crazybtgirl3 yıl önce

@BH_StartForLife Where did you get this from - been looking into the past to see what some parents actually did with their children? Family units - Grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins were a thing back then. Society has been eroded so the problems will just keep growing.....

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@BH_StartForLife The very fact you have to have specifically designed groups for these kind of activities says it all !!

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@BH_StartForLife Even better take them out of main stream education where they are being indoctrinated with crt & gender bs !

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ASD 1233 yıl önce

@BH_StartForLife These tips are key , thanks for sharing! This needs to be shared with more parents across the UK especially those in long wait periods before their child is able to be seen by a NHS SLT!

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