Want to help your baby learn to talk? Start with a few simple signs they can use all day long. Signs give your baby a way to tell you what they want, before (and after) they can talk, which means less frustration and more connection. ✨ Here’s what to do: 1. Pick 1–2 signs to start. 2. Say the word and do the sign at the same time. 3. Use them during real-life moments — not just when your baby is upset. 👇 Try these: MORE – “More bubbles!” / “More snack?” ALL DONE – “All done play!” / “All done d

Let’s talk milestones because they can feel so huge when you’re in the thick of them. I remember stressing about milestones with both of our kids. Avery didn’t walk until 17 months and her speech took a little longer to come along. You’d never know it now - she’s a total chatterbox! But back then every question people asked made me second guess and worry. I told myself I wouldn’t stress when River came along, but he struggled with tummy time and lifting his head as a baby. I remember going to cl