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: Vocabulary Naming objects...
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 bribery. Food is a great...
During this time, it can be hard to think of new and interesting ways to practice your young child’s requesting or labeling skills. However, regular and consistent practice is vital for your child’s speech and language abilities because research shows that both...
Continuing on our series “5 Ways to Play with Your Baby at Each Stage from 0-12 Months” are our fantastic Speech Therapists Kristen Eng, SLPA and Karen Adkins, MS, CCC-SLP sharing their ideas to encourage speech and language development through play. 0-3 months 1. In...
