3 Ways to Promote the Early Developing Sound /m/
As babies grow and begin to produce a variety of sounds, there are a few consonants that children typically produce earlier than others. One example of a common early developing sound is: /m/. It is one that we look for in Early Intervention Speech Therapy. One reason...
3 Reasons to Consider a Speech-Language Evaluation for your Child
Have you ever wondered whether your child should have a speech-language evaluation? This may be a difficult question that many families may have. Below you can find 3 reasons why you may want to consider getting your child evaluated by a certified speech-language...
3 Reasons Early Intervention is so Important
Early Intervention speech therapy is a service that focuses on improving a child’s speech and abilities to understand and express language, including nonverbal language. Birth to three years old is a crucial developmental period for a child’s brain development....
Teaching Your Child to Use Action Verbs
Oftentimes, a child’s early vocabulary is filled with a lot of nouns. While nouns are great, it is also extremely beneficial to start teaching your child more verbs (action verbs) to broaden their expressive/receptive vocabulary. It is very important to focus on...
Self-Talk and Parallel-Talk
Self-Talk and Parallel-Talk are two strategies that are great to help develop speech and language skills in any setting! Let’s talk about the difference and examples of what to say! When implementing self-talk, narrate what you are doing, eating,...Our Dedicated Speech Pathologists:
