Serve-Return or Circles of Communication

This kind of communication focuses on back and forth interaction. It involves really watching your child, responding, and then waiting for their response. Becoming attuned to your child will help you to see how he/she is communicating already!

Additional Serve-Return Resources

• Learn about the importance of social interaction at ChildAndFamilyBlog.com
• Transform your toddler’s communication while they play
• Get helpful tips about language development from VEIPD
• Read about how to communicate with baby – BEFORE words

Concerns?

If you have concerns about your child’s communication development, we encourage you to consult your pediatrician or developmental specialist.

Questions?

Have questions or want more information? Contact your Summit DD contact for additional support or resources on sleep safety for your little one.

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