Understanding Late-Late Speech Sounds
Your child is five and talking up a storm, so why might sounds like R and TH still sound different? In Part 4 of our Articulation Development Series, we move […]
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Desarrollo del Lenguaje A Traves Del Juego
Cuando pienso en cómo apoyar el desarrollo del lenguaje de los niños, siempre regreso a una verdad muy sencilla: el juego es poderoso. A través del juego, los niños aprenden
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Supporting Language Development Through Play
Play Is One of the Most Powerful Language Tools When I think about how to support children’s language development, I always come back to one simple truth: play is powerful. Through
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Ring Stacker: Communication from Big to Small
Have You Ever Wondered How a Simple Ring Stacker Can Help Your Child Communicate? Short story time: My SLP bestie absolutely loves using a ring stacker with the children, and
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Developing Sounds: Guide for Parents and Caregivers
Continue Building Clear Communication Through Play: Part 2 Middle Developing Sounds To continue with this series about speech sound development, today we move to the next set of sounds. As
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First Speech Sounds: Guide for Parents and Caregivers
Building the Foundation for Clear Communication: Part 1 Early Developing Sounds This blog is the first part of a three-part series about articulation development in children. Articulation refers to how
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Toy Cars: Driving Communication Through Play
Do you ever wonder how far your child’s imagination can travel with a simple toy? Toy cars may seem like a simple toy, but they can bring countless opportunities to
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Eye Contact and Communication: Understanding Social Language Beyond the Eyes
Have you noticed some children do not look at you when you talk to them, but they can answer your questions? It’s a common observation, and an important reminder that
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Ball: Fun that Bounces Communication Back and Forth
The Ball Could Be Considered One of the Most Powerful Tools in Communication The simple act of throwing a ball back and forth is more than play, it mirrors the
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Helping Children Follow Conversational Rules
Conversations are more than just words. From facial expressions and nodding to taking turns and maintaining topic these shared experiences help children connect, learn, and build relationships. For many children
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