Children can challenge anyone’s patients. Whether they just forget to clean their room after you’ve asked them a half dozen times or they weren’t listening. But how do you know if it is simple forgetfulness or their inability to follow directions? This is part of receptive language, the ability a child has to process information. [...]
Does your child have a speech or language delay? As a parent or caregiver, you want to do everything you can to help, both at school and at home. Here are a few ways you can work on developing communication skills with your child. At school The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association suggest parents, “Make sure that [...]
Finding ways to incorporate your child’s targeted speech and language goals into their everyday lives, isn’t always easy. It is important for your child to practice their new skills at home, but finding the time or knowing what exactly to do, is difficult. Especially if you’re not sure what your child wants because they don’t [...]
Movement activities are known to have extensive physical and mental benefits. Helping children stay calm, improve cognitive skills, reduce behavior problems, increase memory and attention abilities. Did you know, communication and physical activity are interrelated? Movement encourages and foster speech and language development. The Vestibular System And Articulation Development The vestibular system is the sensory [...]
