Statistics show, 1 in 12 children between the age of 3 and 17, have some type of speech or language disorder. At some time, most parents wonder if their child is keeping up with their classmates or friends. While children develop at their own pace, how do you know when it is time to seek [...]
Teaching speech and language skill to your child isn't always easy in our fast pace and multi-media world. Children are learning all day, every day. It is important to take the time to talk, read, and play games with them. These are the moments they are learning the most. Pretend play Playing pretend, building block [...]
Your toddler may not be talking up a storm, but how much of what you say, do they really understand? It may surprise you that your toddler both listens and understands a lot more than you think. Expert Jean Berko Gleason, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at Boston University and author of The Development of [...]
Is my child a “late talker” or is it something more serious? It is a question many parents ask. In fact, it’s one of the most overlooked issue with children here in Central Florida. Especially under our current conditions, because often times it is a teacher or caregiver who first notices a speech or language [...]
