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Oxbridge Baby is a British producer of preschool media for children and the creator of ‘Learn to Talk’. Our preschool videos are designed to be fun with a gentle learning element to help encourage your little one say their First Words. For more information about Oxbridge Baby click HERE.
Our videos are primarily aimed at preschool children however they are also suitable for kids of different ages who are speech delayed or having trouble saying their First Words. Our Fairy Tale series is very popular with slightly older children.
You can watch our videos ad-free on the ‘Learn to Talk’ app and we also have an ad-supported collection of our preschool videos on the ‘Oxbridge Baby YouTube Channel’. Please note, ‘Learn to Talk – The Series’ is exclusive to the ‘Learn to Talk’ app.
The ‘Learn to Talk’ app is available in the Apple iOS store. It works on both iPhones and iPads and can be found HERE.
At present we do not have an Android version of the app.
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The ‘Learn to Talk’ app is free to download and there are a few free videos for you to try. If you want access to all the content (over 550 preschool videos!) plus Flash Card games, you can subscribe on a monthly or a yearly basis via the app. Click HERE for more information.
This website is aimed at parents to provide information that will enable them to decide if ‘Learn to Talk’ is suitable for their little one.
Absolutely! Our videos are suitable for children of all ages and the techniques we use and recommend are suitable for any child that wants to have fun and Learn to Talk!
Yes, ‘Learn to Talk – The Series’ features Baby Sign Language together with several other techniques to help encourage your child to say their first words. The ‘Learn to Talk’ app also features a library of over 200 Baby Sign Language words that you can watch, practice and learn whenever you want.
There are various types of Baby Sign Language and while they all have slight differences the primary aim is to help encourage your baby to communicate and then say their First Words. Our signs are primarily based on British Sign Language (BSL) but not exclusively.
There are various other types of Baby Sign Language people use including American Sign Language (ASL), Sign Supported English (SSE), Makaton and Signalong. You can find more information on the different types of baby sign language here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/articles/zphpvj6
Baby Sign Language is typically introduced to children around the age of 6 months and can continue using it until the child begins to speak proficiently, however each child is different and parents should decide what and when it could be appropriate for their little one.
Babies typically say their first words around 12 to 18 months. These initial words are often simple and related to everyday objects or people, such as “mama” or “dada.” However, the timeline can vary, with some babies speaking earlier and others later so don’t worry if you are not within this timeframe as every child is different!
There are numerous great resources that provide additional information on the benefits of early speech development, learning to talk and Baby Sign Language. Below are just a few of our favourite links if you want to read more about the subject.
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