How to Use Social Stories to Teach Everyday Routines and Social Skills
Teaching families how to use social stories is an important topic for me. Social stories are …
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Why Flashcards Aren’t the Best Way to Teach Preschoolers Speech and Language
Many parents ask, “Should I use flashcards with my preschooler?” Flashcards can help older children practice …
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 …
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 …
The SLP’s Toy Chest: Best Toys to Boost Preschool Language Development
One of the most powerful tools I use in my therapy sessions with preschoolers isn’t a …
Top 10 Toys for Toddler Speech Development | SLP-Approved Play Ideas
As a speech-language pathologist, one of the most rewarding aspects of my work is witnessing the …
Toys That Talk: Boost Your Baby’s Speech with Playtime Magic
Are you wondering how to best encourage your baby’s first words and early communication? As a …
Word Shapes 101: A Parent’s Guide to Speech Development
Watching your child’s speech develop is a remarkable experience, and as parents and caregivers, you are …
Hiss Happens: A Parent’s Guide to Helping Your Child Master the /s/ Sound
Let’s dive into another common speech sound challenge: the /s/ sound! As a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), …
Help Your Child Say the /f/ Sound: Easy At-Home Activities
Okay, parents and caregivers, let’s talk speech sounds! As a Speech-Language Pathologist (often called an SLP …
Helping Your Child Say the /k/ Sound: Tips from a Speech Therapist
Hearing your child consistently replace the /k/ sound with a /t/, like saying ‘tat’ instead of …
Helping Your Child with Final Consonant Deletion
As a speech-language pathologist, one of the most common concerns I hear from parents is, “My …
How Predictable Routines Boost Your Child’s Speech and Language
As someone who works with kids and their talking, I can tell you, having a predictable …