Talk To Your Baby is a campaign run by the National Literacy Trust to
encourage parents and carers to talk more to children from birth to three.
Talking to young children helps them become good communicators, which is essential
if they are to do well at school and lead happy, fulfilled and successful lives. View the latest newsletter
Brain development and learning to talk
Most brain development occurs in the first three years of life. The best way to stimulate babies' brains is to talk to them more. Read more about brain development
Supporting dads and male carers
Find out about a range of resources to support dads and male carers with early infant communication.
Communicating Dads (TTYB resource) View other dad resources
Bercow Report published TTYB welcomes the findings in the report which state that communication is the key life skill for every child. Read more about the final report
Downloadable resources
TTYB has created a range of information sheets, activity packs and resources that are free to download and distribute.
View resources Ideas for using TTYB resources
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Brain development and learning to talk
Supporting dads and male carers
Downloadable resources 
