Welcome to my How to Help Your Child Talk series. These posts are intended to give you simple tips to help you work with your child so YOU can be your child’s best “speech therapist.” You may want to try out a new tip/strategy for a week or so and then when you feel like you’ve “got […]
How Our Words Shape Our Children’s Language and Literacy Skills
I recently posed this question on my Facebook page: If you could give ONE recommendation/ piece of advice to another parent about speech/language development, what would it be? (This can be from SLP to a parent or parent to a parent) The answers were AWESOME! I loved how we had a good mix of parent-to-parent and […]
How to Help Your Child Talk: Becoming an Interpreter
Welcome to my How to Help Your Child Talk series. These posts are intended to give you simple tips to help you work with your child so YOU can be your child’s best “speech therapist.” You may want to try out a new tip/strategy for a week or so and then when you feel like you’ve “got […]
Food for Thought Friday
TGIF! It has been a looooong week around here. Sick baby =no sleep for mommy. Good thing he is cute, right? I can’t believe he is 6 months old already! So this is a quick post, sharing some goodies from around the net I have found the last couple weeks! If you are new to […]
How to Help Your Child Talk: Follow Your Child’s Lead
Welcome to my How to Help Your Child Talk series. These posts are intended to give you simple tips to help you work with your child so YOU can be your child’s best “speech therapist.” You may want to try out a new tip/strategy for a week or so and then when you feel like you’ve “got […]
10 Awesome Reasons Being a Speech Pathologist ROCKS! {Friendship Circle Post}
I was over at the Friendship Circle Special Needs Blog last week sharing with you why I love being an SLP. It’s already been shared quite a bit on social media (like over 38,000 times!)…please check it out and let me know what you think. Anything you would add? Feel free to leave me a comment […]
Food For Thought Friday
Do you ever look back at your week and think Where the hell did the time go??? That is what I am thinking this Thursday afternoon as I finish up this post. So many things I thought I would get to, and didn’t. Oh well, there’s next week, right? This week on Food for Thought Friday, […]
You Can Do EVERYTHING Right and Still Have a Child with Special Needs
I want to talk a little bit today about guilt. You know…mommy (or daddy) guilt that parents of children with special needs (developmental or medical) carry on their shoulders because of their child’s needs. The guilt and the constant “what if’s” are oh-so common. Recently, I took my middle son Ev, age three, into our […]
Food for Thought Friday
It’s Friday, and this week I have some food for thought on preschool, raising leaders, how to deal with angry children, and tips on getting the kids on your life to listen. I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments on these posts! Just a little picture from our winter break in the little snow […]
Winter Games to Help Build Speech & Language Skills
Although “winter” has not really hit us here in California yet (WE NEED RAIN!!) I read about my friends on the east coast buckling down for winter storms and snow days. (I may be a little jealous!) Winter generally means more time inside and, if you live in some areas, it means school closures. Sometimes, […]
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