Does your child drop final sounds in their words? Does your child substitute sounds in words (‘doddy’ for ‘doggy’)? Is your child nonsensically babbling with a few real words here and there? If so, these are all a normal part... Continue Reading →
Before you know it, the weather will finally warm up and outdoor activities and trips will be easier to accomplish with your little one. Trips to the zoo are always a hit, but before you bring your child out to... Continue Reading →
Building with blocks and other building toys can be a fun activity for children of all ages. Here are a few ways to explore blocks and other building toys with your child while supporting the growth of their listening and... Continue Reading →
(Topic content provided by special guest Amanda Wittman, MA, CCC-SLP) Using music in your routines can help your babies: Develop Social Skills Singing the Hello song promotes eye contact, waving, acknowledging peers, etc. Learn Melody and Intonation All children benefit from... Continue Reading →
