As many of you know, we recently welcomed our new son, Emory, to the world. As I take some time off from work and blogging to spend time with my family and get to know my new little one, I am thrilled to share with you some amazing posts written by some very talented bloggers. So please […]
Honk Honk! Speech Practice for the Car!
As many of you know, my family and I are expecting baby number three in just a few short weeks. As I take some time off from work and blogging to spend time with my family both before and after my new son’s birth, I am thrilled to share with you some amazing posts written […]
How to Elicit (Teach) the K & G Sounds {Part One: Elicitation Techniques}
Welcome to the next installment of the Eliciting Sounds Series. You can check out the other posts in this series HERE. now, let’s get started on the /k/ and /g/ sounds! (There are affiliate links in this post for your convenience) MY Tips for Eliciting the K & G Sounds Here are MY tips for […]
Why Does My Child Say “WaWa” & “BaBa”? {And is it Normal?}
Welcome to the first post in my new long term series “Why Does My Child___? {And is it normal?}” For more information about this series and how you can help contribute, read the intro post HERE. I remember a couple years ago a friend of mine was talking about how she wondered why her son […]
Phonological Delay Treatment Methods Series: A Review
Last week I finished up my short series on phonological disorders. In case you missed any parts in the series, I wanted to go ahead and provide you with links to all four parts here. Simply click on the image to take you to the post! Enjoy! Let me know if you […]
Why Does My Child _______? {And is it normal?} Introducing a New Series at PWW365
As a speech pathologist, I am asked questions by fellow parents all the time about their child’s speech and language development. Why doesn’t my child say his /r/? Why does my child say /t/ for /k/? Why does my child repeat things I say? The truth is, these questions are good questions. Why does your child do […]
Phonological Delays: Therapy Tips & Intervention Strategies
Ok here it is..what you have all been waiting for…the fourth and final installment in my Phonological Delays mini series! Today I am going to talk about what treatment method I use, how I set up my sessions, how I do homework, how I keep data, and give you some general tips. I hope this […]
Phonological Delays: Treatment Methods
Well welcome to the third installment of my little mini series on phonological delays. If you haven’t read the first two installments, you can read them HERE (why you should not be treating them like articulation) and HERE (products and materials I recommend). Today I am going to share  some different treatment methods used to […]
Resources & Products I Recommend if You Treat Phonological Delays
Welcome to my next installment in my short series on treating phonological delays! I was hoping to get this post up last week….but it’s just been busy around here (check out my post from Monday). Today I want to share some resources I think you should have if you treat phonological delays…that means, if you […]
Phonological Delays: Don’t Treat Them Like Articulation!
Welcome to my short series on treating phonological delays. These posts are being written for my fellow SLPs. However if you are a parent of a child with a phonological delay you might be interested in this information, even though some of it will be in “SLP Speak.” Feel free to ask any questions in […]