If you're looking for an intentional gift to give your grandchild this season, we've got you! We're sharing 6 of the best gifts to give babies, toddlers, and preschoolers--from pediatric speech language pathologists and moms of a combined 6 kids.
Read MoreAs pediatric speech-language pathologists and moms we LOVE to gift books. They are gifts that keep giving and we know that reading together is one of the best ways we can support language development. In this gift guide, you’ll find a list of some of our current favorites for a variety of ages.
Read MoreYour go-to resource for intentional gifts for the babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and moms in your life. Created by pediatric speech language pathologists and moms of a combined 6 kids.
Read MoreDiscover the pros and cons of Yoto Player vs. Tonie Box for toddlers and preschoolers. Learn which screen-free audio player offers the best blend of fun, learning, and durability for your little one’s development. Read on to find out which is the top choice for your family.
Read MoreToddlers' talking really starts to ramp up between 18-24 months. It can feel like they're adding a new word every day! This is the toddler language explosion 💥 In this post, we will dive into what to expect when it comes to talking at 18 months and 24 months, why we don’t recommend taking the “wait and see” approach, and actionable tips to help your toddler’s vocabulary continue to grow.
Read MoreLearn what counts as a word, when babies typically say first words & how to encourage your baby to talk at home. From moms and SLPs!
Read MoreWorrying about your toddler meeting language development milestones? Let us walk you through exactly what to know, do & watch for from ages 1 to 3.
Read MoreIs your toddler frustrated because they can't talk (yet)? Late talkers often experience heightened frustration as they struggle to communicate their needs and ideas effectively. In this blog post, we explore why late talkers face more frustration in toddlerhood, how to recognize signs of communication frustration, and practical strategies to help your little one cope. Discover ways to decrease tantrums, provide compassionate support, introduce sign language, and model effective communication. If you're looking for ways to ease your late talker's frustration and nurture their language development, you're not alone. Learn how to navigate this challenging stage with understanding and patience.
Read MoreWe are in the thick of summer here in North America, and these are our go to favorites for long summer days with our toddlers. Enjoy!
Read MoreIf you’re worried about how birth order is affecting language development for your younger child, we’re here to put your mind at ease. Being a younger sibling does NOT cause a speech delay.
Read MoreIf you have a toddler who needs a speech and language assessment, you may feel nervous and unsure of what to expect. Our post will give you a roadmap of the process so you’re well prepared. We'll also provide tips for preparing your child and outline possible next steps and share what you can start doing at home today to help your child.
Read MorePotty training can feel like a daunting task for lots of families. And when you have a late talker, it can add to the feelings of overwhelm! In this post, we’ll give you some tips to try before you start potty training as well as some communication suggestions for during the process.
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