Is Your Child a Gestalt Language Learner? Here’s What You Need to Know
“My kid isn’t talking to me, all she does is repeat back what I say.” “My kid will sing all day long but isn’t talking.” […]
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Tongue-tie and its impacts on speech and language development
What is a tongue-tie? Tongue tie, also known as tethered oral tissues or ankyloglossia, refers to reduced tongue mobility resulting from a tight or a […]
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The Power of Choosing Both
As a speech-language pathologist, I find myself giving choices…A LOT. “Do you want to play with the farm OR trains today?” “Do you want to […]
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Let’s Make Food Fun!
Add Your Heading Text Here Have you ever heard anyone say – or maybe even were the one to say – “Don’t play with your […]
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Cooking Up Language Skills on Valentine’s Day
Everyone knows that food is the way to someone’s heart, but did you know it can also lead the way to better speech and language […]
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Silenced by the lack of Vocal Hygiene
The importance of Vocal Hygiene Speech Language Pathologists have a wide scope of practice, including voice and voice disorders. We learn extensively about the intricacies […]
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Why Wait? Improve Your Child’s Speech and Language Skills Using Wait time
Silence. It’s not something parents and caregivers of children often get to enjoy, but parents can use quiet as a tool to help their children […]
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Do you Hear what I Hear: A Little Christmas Cheer in the Air
It’s the holiday season, and with cold weather and twinkling lights also comes changes in routine, breaks from school, and lots of opportunities to socialize. […]
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The Power of Books and Story Time
Wordless picture books, black and white books, colorful books, pop-up books, books that make noise, long books, short books, and all the books in between! […]
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Giving Thanks… All Year Long
This post comes to you from a dear Kid Connections family who practice “Thankful Thursday” every week around their dinner table. I caught wind of […]
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