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Fun Language Tips for Kids
Learning doesn’t only take place at school. Find out how activities such as reading books like Talk, Play, and Ready with Me Daddy by Gramlich can help your children learn the language. Children can benefit from playtime. Playtime is a significant source of developing...
Speech Development: Milestones and Causes of Delay
Parents celebrate and remember their children’s first words. It’s one of the most significant milestones that indicate how their child is beginning to grasp the early stages of communication. Most children may be able to normally and quickly develop and progress...
Ready for School Life? by Jo Ann Gramlich, SLP
One of the most important occasions in a child’s life is getting ready for their first time in school. There is that separation anxiety that bothers both the parent and the child, not to mention those crying episodes and unexpected tantrums. Often, it seems like there...
Activities that Promote Children’s Speech and Language Skills
Activities that Promote Children's Speech and Language Skills There are many engaging interactive activities that you can participate in with your child during the early years of childhood in order to help them learn, understand and use language. This blog...
5 Weeks of Reading Adventures for You and Your Kids
A lot of kids don’t find reading to be exciting. Maybe they just haven't discovered the reading content that motivates them. You can help your kids take an interest by talking about topics that are of interest to them. Is there a specific sport or a...
Understanding Children’s Speech and Language Development
The development of each child varies due to individual differences and they will develop speech and language skills at a different rate. Every child in the same family will not have the same learning journey. Every child has a different way of developing...
Setting Effective Limits with Toddlers: Parenting Tips
Setting Effective Limits with Toddlers: Parenting Tips Limits and boundaries are great for kids. It is an opportunity for them to learn appropriate behaviors. You can learn many effective ways to set practical limits for your kids in this blog. Here are some...
The Little Ways You Can Support Your Child with Speech Problems
The Little Ways You Can Support Your Child with Speech Problems A baby’s first words are music to a parent’s ears. Both hoping their baby will utter “mama” or “dada,” which is a delight to either parent. It’s nearly impossible to discern when a baby’s babbling and...
Talking to Your Child Helps Expand Vocabulary
Words are important to the imagination and words express feelings, thoughts, ideas, and information. With this in mind, it is necessary to promote the growth of children's vocabulary in order to improve language and reading skills required to excel in school....
Reading Tips for Parents of Children with Speech and Language Delays
Children with speech and language delays can have difficulties expressing their feelings in words or actions. They can even have a rough time explaining things plainly and understanding spoken or written text. Talking to your child and making them identify...
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