Speech and Language Tips and Activities
There are so many ways you can use dot markers with your child to work on specific language goals. Not only can these paint markers make cool pictures, they are also virtually mess-free. If you don't already own dot markers, please think about purchasing a pack for your little one. They are easy to hold for young children … Continue reading 5 Best Ways to Use Dot Markers for Language Development
If your child has a language delay or disorder, it's likely they may have difficulty answering "wh" questions (who, what, where, when, why). Some children provide no answer to these questions and others may repeat part of the question back to you. You may be wondering what you can do at home to help improve … Continue reading 5 Quality Products to Practice Answering Questions With Your Child
If your child has a language delay or disorder, it's likely they may have difficulty answering "wh" questions (who, what, where, when, why). Some children provide no answer to these questions and others may repeat part of the question back to you. You may be wondering what you can do at home to help your … Continue reading 5 Activities to Practice Answering Questions With Your Child
As a speech language pathologist working with children for many years, family involvement is a crucial part of the therapy process. When families are involved in the therapy and know how to help their children increase speech and language skills, goals are achieved much quicker and results are truly visible. The purpose of this blog … Continue reading Help To Improve Your Child’s Speech and Language Skills
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