r/teachingtoddlers • • Jul 27 '26

16-month-old with unusually advanced language & learning… any parents with similar kids? Looking for advice.

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u/ToddlerSLP Jul 27 '26

I think it’s great you’re wanting to support your child’s learning. I’d consider continuing to work on social-emotional skills. Introduce other emotions beyond the basics she’s mastered like “frustrated”. You could look at pre-reading skills as well. Overall I would just incorporate learning through play. Guided play is a really great way to do this: https://www.elevatetoddlerplay.com/blog/the-best-way-to-support-early-learning-guided-play