Explore expert potty training tips for children with practical strategies from occupational and speech therapists to support confidence and independence.
In this blog, we invite you to discover effective strategies to enhance your child's communication journey, fostering confidence and stronger connections in a way that fits into everyday life.
In this blog, we invite you to explore the importance of tracking your child's development, recognizing progress, and embracing each step forward in their communication journey.
Should you opt for school-based services, or invest in private speech therapy? This decision can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help you weigh the positives and challenges to make […]
In this blog article, we take a closer look into some information to help guide you in determining if your child may be a Gestalt Language Processor (GLP).
Stage 4+ is when a child is mainly using self-generated, flexible language. Your child is in the later stages of gestalt language development, now what?
Early intervention speech and language development matters as those early communication skills are the foundation for later academic and social success.
This blog post is your compass, guiding you through the serene yet profound waters of conscious parenting from speech delay strategies to navigating the tumultuous waves of tantrums with a […]
In this blog we will be talking about Gestalt Language Development Stage 1. If you are already a bit familiar with GLP or know your kiddo is in Stage 1 […]
In this blog, I will break down for you some important areas of your kiddo’s development: Speech and Language, Fine Motor Skills, Gross Motor Skills, Sensory Processing, Feeding Skills.
We must embrace neurological differences and implement practices that affirm and uplift these children, ensuring they feel acknowledged, listened to, and valued.
We must embrace neurological differences and implement practices that affirm and uplift these children, ensuring they feel acknowledged, listened to, and valued.
Unless you have a child who is in speech therapy or who has difficulties with feeding, you may never have heard of oral motor skills before. Although the term is […]
When your child is first referred for speech therapy by their pediatrician or teacher, or if you just have that parental instinct that your child is delayed in their speech […]
With the holidays upon us, there are so many wonderful ways we can celebrate and show each other love. If one of your ways to show love is by giving […]
As a parent or professional working with little ones, I am sure that you have noticed how much children love to mimic what we say and what we do. Sometimes, […]
One of the most common questions I get asked by parents is “how many words should my child be saying?” As a parent, you are so eager for your little […]
The Skills Your Baby Develops BEFORE Talking As soon as your little one is born, they begin developing prelinguistic skills. These prelinguistic, or nonverbal skills, help in supporting later language […]
Tips on How to Increase Your Kiddo’s Word Combinations The moment your little one says their first word is filled with magic, so much excitement and a whole new world […]
Setting your Child Up for Success Are you at the beginning stages of getting your little one set up for speech, occupational, physical or behavioral therapy? If you answered YES, then […]
Addressing the misconceptions and commonly asked questions. As an occupational therapist, the number one question I get from parents, caregivers, and even other professionals is “What is pediatric OT?”. Occupational […]
Let’s be real, we all know what a temper tantrum is. Whether you are a parent, teacher, therapist, or just someone at the grocery store, we have all seen a […]