If you have a child that stutters, you may wonder how to support them in speaking more fluently and confidently. Stuttering is common in children and does not affect intelligence or creativity. With the right guidance, children who stutter can develop smoother speech and feel more in control of their words. One of the most
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It can be incredibly challenging for families when a child experiences a regression in speech and language skills. A regression refers to a temporary decline or reversal in abilities a child once had, such as losing vocabulary, difficulty following directions, or struggling to communicate socially. While regression is often linked to autism, it can also
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Screen time doesn’t have to be a passive experience — with a little intention, it can become a tool for building language, connection, and creativity. Whether you’re watching a show together on the couch or using a tablet during a road trip, these strategies can help make those minutes meaningful. Keep This List HandyThink of
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As speech therapists, one of our favorite tools for language development in children is pretend play. Not only does it spark creativity and fun, but it also helps kids practice communication skills, build vocabulary, and develop social interaction abilities. Here are five easy and effective strategies you can use at home to enhance your child’s
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Raising a child in a bilingual household can be a beautiful and enriching experience, but it can also bring some concerns for parents when it comes to language development. If you’re noticing that your child is not speaking as much or as clearly as other children their age, it might be difficult to know whether
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One of the most important roles as a speech pathologist is to support non-speaking children in finding ways to communicate effectively, whether they are struggling with verbal speech or are non-verbal altogether. While Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems are an excellent long-term solution, they may not always be immediately accessible. In the meantime, there
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One of the most rewarding moments is when a child graduates from therapy—whether it’s for articulation, language, fluency, or any other area of speech and language development. While graduation marks an exciting milestone, it’s important to keep the momentum going so the child can continue to succeed and grow in their communication skills. Here are
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Magnetic tiles are more than just a fun toy—they’re a fantastic therapy tool that can support a variety of developmental goals for children. Whether you’re a parent or caregiver looking to enhance your child’s skills, magnetic tiles can be incorporated into therapy sessions or used at home in creative ways. From strengthening fine motor skills
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When you think of speech therapy tools, high-tech gadgets or specialized flashcards might come to mind. But sometimes, the best learning happens through play—and that’s where Mr. Potato Head shines! This classic, silly toy isn’t just for laughs (though there will be plenty of those, too!). It’s a powerful tool for helping children develop important
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Children learning to use AAC thrive when they have communication partners who show them how their AAC system works in real-life situations. One of the best ways to support them is by modeling language on their AAC device. If you only model a few words a couple of times a week, it can take a
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