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.

Babbling is sometimes referred to as baby talk and brings to mind combinations like “goo goo” and “gaga.”

Validate all communication! If your child is pointing, gesturing, signing, or using another modality to communicate with you, honor that!

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.

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

Speech therapy is often recommended to a family if a pediatrician, teacher, or dentist has concerns with speech or language development.

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

Play skills are an important part of language development and to kids, play is work! Let’s talk about the power of play.

Before a child speaks, there are foundational skills and experiences they need to help them build up to it. 

5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Speech & Language

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