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From Cries to Conversations: The Development of Communication Skills from Birth to 3

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Watch how parents and caregivers can support the development of communication skills from birth to 3 years.
Pediatric and mental health clinicians use DC:0–5 because it allows for age-appropriate diagnostic assessment and more effective treatment planning.

Watch how parents and caregivers can support the development of communication skills from birth to 3 years. From Magic of Everyday Moments — Series 3.

From your baby’s first cry, she is learning all about language, communication, and connecting with you.

Babies have conversations through cries, facial expressions and body movements. This video will help parents deepen their understanding of how babies and toddlers communicate their needs and feelings. Strategies for how to support the development of communication skills beginning at birth are also provided.

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