By: Meghan Huff, M.A., CCC-SLP 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...
By: Kelsey Phillips, M.A., CCC-SLP 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...
By: Suzanne Schuchert, M.S, CCC-SLP What did handwriting instruction look like when you were in elementary school? Was it all pencils and worksheets? How did your teachers prepare you to develop your writing skills? While this kind of instruction is certainly...
By: Kaylie Wright, M.A., CCC-SLP If your child's speech is delayed, you might have wondered if there are any ways you can aid their speech development. Lucky for you there are many ways you can help and playing with them is one of the best. Play has such an important...
by Jaimi Bird, M.A., CCC-SLP Multisensory learning is learning using all of the senses in the body. When we think of traditional learning we often stop with hearing and sight. While those senses are important for learning, incorporating ALL the senses can have great...
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