Working it out

Jennie Lindon
Wednesday, October 1, 2003

Observation will show you how babies and toddlers begin to gain problem-solving skills, and give you ideas for how to stimulate them further, says Jennie Lindon We can easily forget that full communication includes actions and body language, as well as spoken words. Under-threes, who do not yet have the words to put all their thoughts into speech, can still show us that they have made a connection between two separate experiences or are busy working out how something works.

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