Toddler speak 'key to school success'

Children who struggle to speak at the age of two are less likely to do well when they start primary school, research suggests.

Children who struggle to speak at the age of two are less likely to do well when they start primary school, research suggests.

It also found that children who own more books and are taken to the library as toddlers are more likely to achieve higher scores when they start school.

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