Teaching Children to Use Words for Feelings
Feelings are meant to be shared, not hidden Every child experiences big feelings—joy, frustration, excitement, sadness, …
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Making Communication Visible: Using Visual Supports in Daily Routines
Making Communication Visible: Using Visual Supports in Daily Routines Visual supports are not just for classrooms …
Stop the Quiz: How Fewer Questions Help Your Child Talk More
Many parents naturally use questions to engage with their child: “What color is that?” “What is …
How to Be a Play Partner: Simple Ways to Build Language Through Play
Introduction: From Nearby Observer to True Play Partner Many loving adults sit close by while children …
Why Modeling Language Works Better Than Correcting Your Child’s Speech
Every child makes mistakes when learning to talk. You might hear your child say things like …
Helping Young Children Build Flexible Thinking Skills
Many young children hold tightly to routines, ideas, and expectations. They may insist on using the …
Snow Day Activities That Build Speech and Language Skills
Snow days bring excitement, surprise, and a welcome break from routine. They also offer a wonderful …
Road Trip Games That Boost Kids’ Speech and Language Skills
Road trips can feel long, loud, and a little chaotic. They can also be a goldmine …
Winter Indoor Play Ideas to Build Language Skills in Young Children
Winter can feel very long when everyone is stuck inside. The good news is that everyday …