To encourage families to read widely together, NLB has rolled out a special edition ‘My First Library’ Card for babies born in 2016 onwards.

Find out more about how your baby can learn with Dr Robert C. Titzer, an expert in the area of infant learning.

Did you know? Babies instinctively wrap their hand around your fingers and root for your breast. Here are ten new born reflexes every mum should know.

"Stop!" "Go!" "Thank you!"? Is it actually possible for children before the age of one to recognise alphabets/letters, let alone read them aloud?

Many parents can be overwhelmed and confused with the vast array of information on child behavior and child development. Here are some key emotional developments goals for your baby.

Good literacy habits go a long way. Reading aloud to the little ones early teaches a child about communication as well as introduces concepts such as stories, numbers, letters, colors, and shapes in a fun way to them.

As you get to know them better, you will be able to recognize them by their unique facial expressions. If distinguishing them is still difficult, maybe you could differentiate the color of their clothes.