Practical guidance from our speech-language pathologists and learning specialists to support your child's speech, reading, and learning.
By Megan Hughes, M.A., CCC-SLP Speech-Language Pathologist A baby's understanding of language and motor skills develop much faster than their ability to speak. Sign language can help you understand what your baby is thinking before he/she can even talk! Teaching signs...
written by: Jaimi Bird, M.A., CCC- SLP Are you wondering how to interest your child in learning letter names and sounds? Do you want your son or daughter to be ready for kindergarten in the fall? Here are some fun ideas to work on letter identification and learn...
Welcome to my second post in this series about playing with various toys to encourage speech and language development with your child. In this post, I will talk about playing with blocks! If you missed my last post about puzzles, check it out here. Articulation: If...
Is it difficult for your child to listen to directions? Does he or she seem to lose focus after hearing just the first instruction? At Enrichment Therapy and Learning Center (ETLC) following directions & receptive language skills are often targeted in a fun and...
By: Megan Van Laar, M.A., CCC-SLP There is a multitude of skills that can be addressed while playing with various toys. In my next several blog posts, I plan to provide some ideas on how to incorporate speech and language development while playing with each of these...
Does your child need an academic boost over the summer? Is reading difficult? Is your child falling behind in math? Are you concerned about your child’s ability to express themselves clearly and follow directions? At Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center we...
