Music has proven to help children improve their speech, language and social pragmatic skills, through imitating language and body movements, conversational lyrics, cooperative play and participation. According to an study published in the National Library of Medicine, “The Association between Music and Language in Children: A State of the Art Review”, shows how music plays [...]
Singing songs and listening to music is a great way to develop speech and language skills. Non only are they fun and an opportunity for bonding, they facilitate a range of communication strategies, gaining listening and attention skills, taking turns, understanding rhythm and rhyme. According to an study published in the National Library of Medicine, [...]
Speech and language disorders can affect any child, if left untreated, it can negatively impact their ability to communicate and interact with others. It can be misleading and confusing for parents to navigate information on-line. If you think your child may have an articulation disorder, don’t worry, you’re not alone. The latest research shows articulations [...]
Are you worried your child seems behind in their speech or language development? Or is your child reverting back from speaking in complete sentences to just using one word, pointing instead of using words or just babbling again? It can be very frustrating for a parent to notice their child isn’t progressing in their speech [...]
