As a Speech Pathologist, I am always looking for toys to utilize in therapy that will target a variety of speech and language skills. Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head are the perfect addition to every child’s toy box for this…
A simple explanation of an auditory processing disorder is that your child is having a hard time understanding what you are saying to them. There are a couple different names for auditory processing, but the most common include “language processing…
Kids love technology, so why not use this to encourage speech and articulation practice! These 5 apps will make practicing speech sounds fun and allow parents to keep track of their child’s progress! Many Speech-Language Pathologists use these apps…
We first learned about “The Word Gap” in the famous 1995 study by Betty Hart and Todd Risley entitled “The Early Catastrophe”. The results of their research indicated that low income babies and toddlers are exposed to 30,000 fewer words…
You’ve probably heard the term “social story” used before, but do you know what it is or why it is used? Look no further, we have the answers! What are Social Stories? Social stories are narratives to increase appropriate…