Singing to and with your child helps develop their speech and language skills! 3 tips for singing with your child.

Here are some sensory processing differences your child may experience and that you may even notice for yourself! 

Simple activities that don’t require much planning and materials are often the best for enriching a child’s speech and language skills

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develop your child’s speech-language skills from birth, one method that’s just as fun as it is powerful is reading aloud.

Having your child take the lead and building off of what they show interest in is a proven method of increasing communication.

Let's review the What, When, Why, and How's of bottle weaning!

Take some time each day to model language for your child in meaningful ways and with interesting activities.

An important skill to teach your little one is how to ask for help.

The articulation ladder is a visual that demonstrates the typical sequence of acquiring speech sounds.

Babbling is sometimes referred to as baby talk and brings to mind combinations like “goo goo” and “gaga.”

Naming, commenting, and imitating what your child says and does are great strategies to use throughout the day.

Have you ever guessed what your child was trying to say?

When modeling language for your kids, try not to use the same ones over and over.

These strategies are easy, fun, and natural ways to model language

Transitioning to a new activity or place for your child can sometimes be a challenge.

Gestalt language processing is natural language development.

We all process sensory input differently. Some of us don't like loud music in the car and others need to turn up the volume to enjoy it.

ongue ties occur when the lingual frenulum (tissue fold under the tongue) is short and/or tight enough to affect the function of the tongue