Halloween speech and language tips
Halloween has always been one of my favorite holidays! Trips to the farm, haunted houses, costumes, face painting, decorations, baking, […]
Halloween has always been one of my favorite holidays! Trips to the farm, haunted houses, costumes, face painting, decorations, baking, […]
In March 2020, after over twenty five years of face-to-face speech and language therapy, I took the leap into virtual
This past month I was contacted by two sets of parents, each concerned about their children’s speech sound errors. In
It can be very difficult for parents to watch their children struggle with speech. Close to 5% of young children
As far back as I remember, Christmas time always evoked mixed feelings. Being Jewish, my family celebrated Hanukkah, which sometimes
The term “late talkers” describes children who have a limited spoken vocabulary at around 2 years of age. Keep in mind that first
Summer is here! It’s hot! But, that’s okay for preschoolers because they LOVE playing with water. Sprinklers, water balloons, water
There are various factors I consider when choosing which sounds to focus on first in speech therapy. Is the sound
The secret to reading with preschoolers is…. make it FUN! “No kidding” you say. Yes, really! For years I have witnessed