When exploring their world, children are naturally developing an understanding of spatial relationships – how objects and their own bodies exist in space. Spatial awareness and learning spatial concepts is an important language skill. Here's how to transform everyday games and activities into powerful learning experiences to help learn spatial concepts and increase their communication skills!

Singing to and with your child helps develop their speech and language skills! 3 tips for singing with your child.

Here are some sensory processing differences your child may experience and that you may even notice for yourself! 

fun Fall speech and language activities you can do with your child

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

Take some time each day to model language for your child in meaningful ways and with interesting activities.

Set aside 5-10 minutes to play and engage with your child.

Have you ever guessed what your child was trying to say?

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

Transitioning to a new activity or place for your child can sometimes be a challenge.

We all process sensory input differently. Some of us don't like loud music in the car and others need to turn up the volume to enjoy it.

Let’s talk about play and why it’s an effective, evidence-based model for pediatric speech-language therapy.

There are many stages and types of play. Play is an awesome way to engage in meaningful learning and communication!