Guwahati, Feb. 15 -- Family conversations play a vital role in a child's brain development by helping build essential skills like language, memory, and problem-solving when parents and caregivers engage in regular discussions with their children.

The act of talking with a child, especially from a young age, creates connections in their brain that improve their ability to think, understand, and communicate.

When children hear words from their family members, their brains start to recognize patterns in language. This strengthens their vocabulary and helps them learn new words faster.

It also aids in improving their listening skills, which are crucial for understanding information and following directions later in life. As children listen...