Source Description Date

• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Early language advocacy kit
  Evidence and arguments for use by people campaigning for more support in the early language field. 17 Feb 2010
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• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  List of Talk To Your Baby resources
  This resource is a complete list of all the downloadable resources on the Talk To Your Baby website. 17 Feb 2010
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• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Parent's guide to television
  A single-page sheet on how to make television beneficial for young children. 8 Feb 2010
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• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Playing and talking
  A guide outlining the benefits of play and offering tips for parents and carers. 9 Feb 2010
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• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Quick Tips (available bilingually in 13 languages)
  Easy-to-use tips for parents on how to help young children develop good talking and listening skills. They cover eight topics and are available bilingually in 13 languages. 15 Feb 2010
• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Rose Review
  A look at the 2006 Rose Review in relation to the early years. 17 Feb 2010
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• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  School Resource Kit
  A practical pack for key stage 4 teachers to convey the importance of speaking and listening. Includes a quiz and factsheet, Baby's First Word toolkit and babysitting activities sheet. 17 Feb 2010
• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Share books and talk together
  A toolkit to encourage communication between parents/carers and young children through book sharing. Includes a handout for parents and reading and talking activity ideas. 17 Feb 2010
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• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Strategy Guidance Paper
  Our guidance paper for developing a strategic approach to speech, language and communication in the early years has been updated with all the latest evidence and practice. 7 Mar 2011
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• NLT - Talk To Your Baby  Strengthening the bond
  Advice for parents and carers of children under three who want to develop or enhance the bond with their child. Written in particular to help children who have not been able to have the best experiences in their first months of life. 17 Feb 2010
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