Easter is a great time for encouraging language development during play! Easter eggs are exciting for kids because they only come around once a year and they know that there is something fun hiding inside. Here are some ways that you can help...
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Interview with Katie Tell us about yourself My two favorite things to do are to learn and to laugh! I have 3 boys and 3 dogs that keep me very busy! I love spending my time with my family, doing anything active, and traveling. Why did you decide...
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Interview with Julia Tell us about yourself I am truly an old soul at heart. I love sitting down to watch a good classic 1940’s or 1950’s movie. I also really appreciate a good joke! Laughing is my favorite. Why did you become an speech...
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On a budget? No problem! There are many daily routines and household items that can be used for speech and language development. Here are some examples of how we can easily target multiple skills from the comfort of our homes. Getting Ready...
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Requesting is a great skill to encourage kids to talk more. Requesting is when a child asks for something. Most often it works when the child initiates the request, unlike when you want them to want something. Motivation/food: I am not above...
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GoBabyClub is a great app for any new parents looking for ideas on how to work on developmental activities with their babies. The app includes 250 activity video clips and pictures that will guide the parent along the natural developmental...
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Do you ever find yourself lost in a sea of children’s toys wondering what in the world you are going to buy? There are so many different toys to choose from nowadays and it can be overwhelming at times. I have put together a list of the toys we...
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What is stuttering? Stuttering is when fluent speech becomes broken up by repetition of sounds, syllables, words; interruptions known as blocks; or prolongations of sounds. When does it begin? It is developmentally appropriate for...
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