
Building Language Through Chores
Chores are an important right of passage, but did you know that they can also help language skills? I can just see some people thinking,
Chores are an important right of passage, but did you know that they can also help language skills? I can just see some people thinking,
Getting sounds to generalize into a child’s everyday speech can be challenging. We have all had or know of those children who absolutely rock it
The topic of setting boundaries can be a difficult subject for parents and educators, particularly if the child/children in discussion have a speech and language
Did you know that the environment is almost as important as the toys you choose. In previous blog posts, I have talked about how to
Play is such a powerful tool to help develop a variety of skills, which is why many professionals recommend parents play with their children. It
Play can be a powerful tool to encourage language development. An SLP, OT, or other professional has recommended that you play with your child. Now
You may be an SLP recommending that parents use play to help develop language skills, or maybe a parent been told to “play with your
Lynn Carson, a fellow Canadian SLP, contact me and asked if I would review her book, From Birth to First Words: Activities to Support Your
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First off, this is not a post to blame parents or therapists or educators. These are my thoughts and opinions on why some parents are
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