Want My 5 Tips to Help Your Toddler’s Speech and Language Development?

By Katie On November 12, 2012 · 2 Comments

Then you need to head over to Toddler Approved right now and check out my guest post today!

Today I am sharing 5 tips to help your toddler learn language and communicate. Some of them may seem obvious but ask yourself this: Are you doing them everyday? I want to hear! Head on over to Toddler Approved (an awesome blog you should be following anyway) right now and let me know what you think. Leave a comment and be sure to follow Toddler Approved on Facebook for great learning activities for toddlers to preschoolers! if you are a fellow SLP it is a great blog to get activities that can be adapted for therapy and if you are parent this is a great blog to get all kinds of great activities and parenting ideas. You won’t be disappointed!

And be sure to congratulate Kristina on her new adorable baby boy!

See you all Wednesday for the last installment in my Speech and Language Development Series and I’m working on my next installment of my Phonological Series…not sure if it will be up this week or next!

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2 Responses to Want My 5 Tips to Help Your Toddler’s Speech and Language Development?

Katie @ On the Banks of Squaw Creek says:

November 13, 2012 at 1:37 pm

Loved this post (I commented on Toddler Approved) but also gotta , I love the way you and Kim are working together! I have been a fan of her blog for a long time, and when I stumbled upon this post on pinterest, I felt like I was betraying her. I was so pleased to see that you linked to her blog and her ideas, too!

And by the way – the wait time is HUGE for my 19 month old. When I was teaching, I trained myself to count to 5 silently after asking questions, and I find that if I don’t do that, he doesn’t respond!

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- Katie says:
  
  November 13, 2012 at 3:14 pm
  
  Awe Thanks Katie! Yes Kim a and I love collaborating and working together. We both have the same ideals and beliefs when it comes to early speech and language development and we see the value in working together to help others I hope you stick around! So glad to have you here!
  
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