As Speech and Language Therapists we tend to consider ourselves as quite the toy connoisseurs. We can often have strong […]
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“How many words should a 2 year old be saying?”, “When do children use their first words?”, “How can I
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As Speech and Language Therapists (Speech-Language Pathologists) it is crucial that we continue to develop our professional skills. But with
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Parent/caregiver engagement and participation is crucial to the success of the parent coaching approach. But occasionally you may meet a
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Verbs are a key part of language development. In this post you’ll learn about why verbs matter, the benefits of
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The development of gestures is a crucial prelinguistic skill; gestures are precursors to language development. In this post you’ll learn
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Coaching parents and caregivers to use early language strategies that support their child’s language and communication skills is a highly
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Toy rotation has a huge range of benefits for young children, and is a great system to help manage clutter
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I love using inset puzzles in my Early Intervention sessions. They’re perfect for little hands, and you can encourage so
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