Early intervention is critical for children with communication problems. A Speech-Language Pathologist can help by assessing your child to determine if his/her speech and language skills are age appropriate, providing play based intervention, parent strategies and resources. Frequently Asked Questions: What is a Speech-Language Pathologist? A Speech-Language Pathologist, Speech therapist or SLP for short, […]
Speech and Language Milestones “When should my child say his/her first words?” “Is this typical for his/her age?” These are common questions Speech-Language Pathologists receive from parents of young children. May is Speech and Hearing month and a great opportunity to ensure your child is meeting his/her speech and language goals. The following is a […]
Did you know that from the moment your baby is born, he/she begins to communicate? Crying is a babies’ main form of communication initially but as they grow and develop they are capable of much more. New parents often wonder what to expect next and how to know if their baby’s development is on […]
If my child uses a pacifier, will he/she have delayed speech and language? The short answer is, the research is unclear. A number of studies have looked at the prolonged use of a pacifier and its effect on speech and language. Some studies do show a correlation and some do not. Some studies have […]
FALL ACTIVITIES There are so many wonderful activities in the Fall that both parents and children can enjoy. Below are a list of some activities and ways you can encourage language development while having fun! Raking/collecting leaves – Talk about how the leaves feel (e.g., crunchy, mushy, pointy) and look (big, small, wide, narrow, bright, […]
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