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Have you ever wondered how you can support the development of your child’s social communication and/or their executive functioning skills? I

Let's talk about one support that ALL parents should know about. Early Intervention. What is it? How is it different than private services?

Recasting is a strategy helps parents and caregivers to model expansions and correction of their child.

This week, we have a new rule of thumb, or rather of hand. Yup, that's right, we have The Hand Rule, a helpful strategy to help parents.

In Part 1 of our series on Early Language Support Strategies, we discuss OWLing. This passive strategy lets kids take the lead.

As SLPs we have some advice about the relationship between screen time and language development and what you can do to support your little

Hi, welcome to this blog post! If you're here and you're not an SLP, do you know what MLU stands for? Did you click on this title because...

There’s a lot of, sometimes confusing, information out there about language development, especially when it comes to young bilingual...

We communicate in all kinds of ways - we use oral speech, we text, we point, we gesture, we roll our eyes, we smile. We communicate to...

The first few years as a parent are hard, and there are very few supports in place to help parents know what to expect, especially in...

How to Choose Your Speech Language Pathologist (SLP): Knowledge Part 5 in our ongoing series How to Choose Your SLP. And we're back! So...

Having a child who cannot communicate effectively is challenging. I knew this, in theory, when I was a speech pathologist working with...

As an SLP, I frequently evaluate children under 3. When I do, there's this standardized test I use that's essentially a questionnaire for...

It is a huge milestone when your baby turns one. Every baby grows tremendously over that first year - even though each baby is different....

Language is everywhere! And our children learn language best when they get a variety of experiences – different communication partners in...

There are so many firsts in a child’s development. First smile. First sounds. First food. First words. First steps. But did you know that...

Two years ago, I remember going into the quarantine thinking how crazy it was that we would be doing this for two weeks. I couldn’t even...