To celebrate, I’m going to share some posts with you that I think can help better your child’s speech and language skills! Simply click on the image below to take you to the post(s).
Knowledge is POWER
The first step in helping your child with his speech/language skills, is to educate yourself as much as possible about speech and language development. While I don’t expect you to become an expert, I know from personal experience how knoweledge can help us best help our child. When my daughter first was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that was attacking her joints, I became pretty obsessed with learning as much as I could about her disease. And that knowledge has really helped me help her. Here are some links to some information I think you will find helpful regarding speech and language development:
Want to learn more? Check out my Speech and Language 101 Page for a ton more information on speech and language development and disorders!
Activities and Tips to Better Your Child’s Speech, Language and Listening
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Want more? Check out my How to Help Your Child Talk page for a bunch more activities and tips to help expand your child’s speech and language skills.
Stay tuned this month for my series What You Can Expect From Speech Therapy {A Guide for Parents}. You can read the intro HERE.
Happy Better Speech and Hearing Month!
These are really great resources, thanks for posting them. I work in a preschool and get questions about speech patterns in children and what parents can do to help. I can point them to this resource now.