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How to Help Your Child be a Good Listener
Introduction Does your child ever have difficulty listening to you and following instructions? You may find this especially difficult around the holidays, right after they get home from school, or during times that your child is out of their typical routine. As a parent or caregiver, you may find yourself often repeating instructions or raising […]
Is My Child a Gestalt Language Processor?
Does your child repeat scripts from a movie or a TV show? Does your child repeat long phrases frequently but have trouble communicating using single words? Your child might be a gestalt language processor. This means your child learns language differently than others learn. While learning and developing language, every child is different with respect […]
Stuttering Therapy, What Does It Look Like?
The purpose of this article is to provide more information about what stuttering therapy may look like. Parents and teachers alike may crave more information about how to begin seeking any information or speech and language therapy for their child/student who stutters. Activities may vary by therapist. Replacing Myths with Facts Did you know that […]
Dialogic Reading: Engaging Your Child and Building Language Skills During Story Time
Nowadays at baby showers, many parents-to-be are requesting that guests bring a book that is signed with an inspirational or loving note instead of a card containing well-wishes. Most parents and caretakers are well aware that reading to their children is beneficial, but what many parents may not realize is that by simply changing your […]