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Why Should I Evaluate My Child’s Language Skills If Reading Is My Concern?

Why Should I Evaluate My Child’s Language Skills If Reading Is My Concern?

by Enrichment Therapies | Jun 12, 2024 | Reading, Speech & Language

Are you confused about being asked to do a language evaluation when you are concerned about your child’s reading skills? Let’s talk about why that might have been a recommendation. The foundation of reading is very language-based in nature. Reading incorporates many...
Introducing the Concept of Reading in Play

Introducing the Concept of Reading in Play

by Enrichment Therapies | May 22, 2024 | Play, Reading

Way before your child starts to think about learning to read, foundations of reading concepts can be established through the child-led play you are already doing at home! Here are three playful scenarios you can try to help introduce the idea of reading to your...
6 Tips for Helping Your Child Make Lasting Friendships

6 Tips for Helping Your Child Make Lasting Friendships

by Enrichment Therapies | May 13, 2024 | Social Skills

By: Kacy Schmiedt, M.S., CCC-SLP Building meaningful friendships is an important part of a child’s social development. In this blog post, we’ll explore effective strategies you can use to help support your child in fostering positive connections with their...
Ways to Make Reading Enjoyable for Your Child

Ways to Make Reading Enjoyable for Your Child

by Enrichment Therapies | Apr 30, 2024 | Reading

By: Brooke Haessig M.A., CF-SLP A common mistake that some parents and teachers make is pushing reading on a child. We all know that the best way for a child to improve their reading skills is to read! However, for some children, this is easier said than done. Some...
4 Signs Your Baby Is Ready to Start Solid Foods

4 Signs Your Baby Is Ready to Start Solid Foods

by Enrichment Therapies | Apr 10, 2024 | Feeding & Swallowing

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children be introduced to foods other than breast milk or formula when they are about six months old. There are a few prerequisite skills that are important before you introduce foods to your baby. 1. Baby Can Sit Up On...
Is Your Child a Problem Eater? Here Are 5 Questions to Help You Know

Is Your Child a Problem Eater? Here Are 5 Questions to Help You Know

by Enrichment Therapies | Apr 9, 2024 | Feeding & Swallowing

By: Josie Denning, M.A., CF-SLP Are you worried about your child’s eating habits? Is your child just picky, or is there a bigger issue? Feeding therapy focuses on the child eating a more diverse diet with different textures, tastes, and temperatures. Here are five...
Reasons Why Your Child Can Say a Sound But Isn’t

Reasons Why Your Child Can Say a Sound But Isn’t

by Enrichment Therapies | Mar 28, 2024 | Speech & Language

Have you ever wondered if your child’s speech is developing as it should? We know it can be confusing to know what to expect at each stage of development. As your child learns to talk, they are constantly saying new words and trying ways to move their mouth....
5 Toys to Target Language Skills at Home

5 Toys to Target Language Skills at Home

by Enrichment Therapies | Mar 13, 2024 | Play, Speech & Language

Do you find it difficult to assist your child in their speech and language development at home? You are not alone! One of the best ways to target language at home is to play. Young children learn language best during natural routines such as play. It can be easy to...
3 Steps to Help Your Child Solve Social Conflicts

3 Steps to Help Your Child Solve Social Conflicts

by Enrichment Therapies | Feb 21, 2024 | Resources, Social Skills

In any relationship, there will be conflict. Learning how to understand and solve social problems is an important life skill that will help your child develop and maintain meaningful and lasting social relationships.  It is a skill that often isn’t explicitly taught...
What Is Gestalt Language Processing?

What Is Gestalt Language Processing?

by Enrichment Therapies | Feb 14, 2024 | Reading, Speech & Language

There are two ways children learn language. Children are either analytic language processors or they are gestalt language processors. It is important to know how your child learns and processes language in order to provide an environment that supports language...
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