Simple activities that don’t require much planning and materials are often the best for enriching a child’s speech and language skills

how to use Halloween Books to support speech and language

develop your child’s speech-language skills from birth, one method that’s just as fun as it is powerful is reading aloud.

Summertime speech should be just as fun whether you’re on vacation, at the beach, or relaxing at home

From the ages 0 to 5 your child is rapidly growing and increasing their language skills. Speech and language milestones are great!

An important skill to teach your little one is how to ask for help.

October is AAC Awareness Month! AAC stands for Alternative and Augmentative Communication.

When modeling language for your kids, try not to use the same ones over and over.

These strategies are easy, fun, and natural ways to model language

Gestalt language processing is natural language development.

Reading books with your child is a natural way to build their speech and language skills

GLPs follow these stages to reach spontaneous, flexible language

When modeling language at home, it’s best to focus on core words rather than academic words.

Daily routines throughout the day like meals, getting dressed, and bath time are excellent opportunities for language learning

5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Speech & Language

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Many parents and caregivers prompt their child to speak using the word, “say.”

Create daily routines and provide similar language to create a language rich environment

When counting words for milestones or keeping track of your child’s language growth, it’s crucial to count all words!

A Speech-Language Pathologist can help your child grow and develop a wide range of skills