My Child Understands Everything But Is Not Talking: <br>Should I Be Worried?
Understanding the purpose of OT and how it can benefit your child is the first step in easing any concerns.
Learn moreUnderstanding the purpose of OT and how it can benefit your child is the first step in easing any concerns.
Learn moreUnderstanding the Benefits and Potential Impacts of Pacifier Use from a Speech and Occupational Therapy Perspective Pacifiers can be a lifesaver during those early months of infancy — they soothe,…
Learn moreFrom Hoarseness to Vocal Fold Dysfunction — A Guide for Parents and Adults Your voice is one of the most important tools you use to connect with the world —…
Learn moreI’m a speech and language pathologist, and a mom of 3. When my youngest son Miles wasn’t meeting speech milestones, we started to explore contributing factors. It turns out he had a tongue tie and…
Learn moreTwo of the most useful baby signs to use and teach at mealtimes. Baby sign is a wonderful way to help your pre-verbal baby or toddler communicate. You can see…
Learn moreFeeding and swallowing disorders can lead to health, learning, and social problems. Feeding disorders include problems with sucking, eating from a spoon, chewing, or drinking from a cup. Swallowing disorders,…
Learn moreA personal experience of CAS, a neurological speech disorder affecting a child’s ability to correctly produce syllables and words. Early signs to help you detect.
Learn moreLet’s be honest, Thanksgiving with or without children can be a struggle. Thanksgiving is a time when you get together with a lot of people that you may not see…
Learn moreEvery year, most children and adults joyfully anticipate Halloween and trick-or-treating. Choosing a costume, getting dressed up, and showing off your sense of humor and creativity is fun no matter how…
Learn moreGeneralizing new language skills is an essential part of speech therapy success that we can’t achieve without the support of parents and loved ones. In this blog, we are going…
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