Most parents eagerly await their children’s first words. It can be worrisome when the words don’t seem to emerge and the child is not talking as expected. Participating in verbal routines is one tool that Speech-Language Pathologists use during...
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Often times, understanding and answering who, what, when, where, and why questions are targeted in speech therapy. By increasing children’s abilities to answer wh-questions, they are then better able to tell you what happened during their day...
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Reading to your children every night can be crucial to language growth and development. Here are some answers to get you started, or to expand your reading routine! Who should I be reading to? Studies show that reading to your child daily...
MoreI’m sure everyone is guilty of at some point making these same exact faces. We’ve all caught ourselves making odd expressions and awkward noises in an effort to communicate with little ones. Unfortunately, when there’s an...
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