Receptive language refers to language comprehension. The chart below outlines comprehension milestones from birth until age 5. The receptive language chart also contains ideas for helping your child reach these…
Teletherapy for toddlers is possible when parents are highly involved, can take the lead and can follow the therapist's recommendations. In this post, I answer some FAQs about teletherapy for…
Reading with toddlers can be challenging but not impossible. Over the years, I've learned a few things about how to read to toddlers. In this post, I share 10 tips…
Paying for therapy and medical equipment can be costly. For this reason, I've compiled a list of organizations that provide assistance to help fund therapy, equipment and private education for children with…
Speech Language Pathologist: What’s that? Say that again? Hmmm, never heard of that? So you help people talk? Oh ok, you help kids learn to say things the right way?These…
This article is dedicated to the parents of young children who receive speech-language therapy. The goal is to educate parents about the benefits of being active participants in therapy sessions. Dear…
Language development is important for future social and academic success. Vocabulary and communications skills can be good indicators of a child's future school performance. It is never too early to…
Language development starts early so it is important to begin helping your baby develop communication skills from the start. Along with the excitement and joy of having a new baby come…
Your beautiful toddler is showing signs that she wants to communicate but she needs a little help. In this post, I provide you with easy strategies to get your toddler…
Caugh you! ...Doing something good! This is a behavior strategy that involves using praise throughout the day in order to teach children that they appropriate (expected) behavior will get them…