What Is Joint Attention? How It Supports Language & Play
What is joint attention? Joint attention is the shared focus between two people on the same …
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Why Conversation Matters for Homework Success
Why Conversation Matters Homework is not just about getting the right answers. It is about making …
Phonological Awareness Made Simple for Parents
Phonological awareness may sound like a complex term, but it simply means helping children become aware …
What Is Parentese? How Talking “Baby Talk” Boosts Language Skills
If you’ve ever found yourself naturally raising your pitch, slowing down, and exaggerating your words when …
How to Make Speech Practice Fun at Home for Kids
When children are working on their speech sounds, therapy sessions with a speech-language pathologist (SLP) are …
Does My Child Have a Lisp? What Parents Need to Know
If you have ever noticed your child saying “thun” instead of “sun” or “thlide” instead of …
Boost Your Child’s Language Skills at the Grocery Store
If you are like most parents or caregivers, you already know how much of your day …
Why Tongue Ties Get So Much Attention: A Parent’s Guide
Why Tongue Ties Get So Much Attention If you have ever heard the term tongue tie …
Why Does My Child Mix Up Words? A Parent’s Guide
Why Does My Child Mix Up Words? It can be confusing when your child says things …
Gestalt Language Learning: A Parent’s Guide
If your child often repeats favorite lines from shows or songs, or uses familiar “chunks” like …
How to Teach the /v/ Sound: Tips for Parents & SLPs
What is the /v/ sound? /v/ is the “buzzing” sound in van, have, love, seven. To …
Speech Therapy at Home: Fun 10-Minute Practice Tips
A quick truth to start If home speech practice keeps falling apart, it is not because …
Back-to-School Speech & Language Tips for Parents: Support Communication at Every Age
The back-to-school season is filled with excitement, nerves, and fresh opportunities for growth. While families often …
Moving Beyond “I Want”: Helping Children Learn New Ways to Communicate
Why moving beyond “I want” matters “I want juice.” “I want car.” These are important early …