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Why pointing matters: Unpacking the power of this simple gesture
Pointing is a powerful communication tool and a critical milestone in a child’s development. Let’s delve into the theory behind why pointing matters.
The picky eater’s plate: Introducing solids to toddlers with ARFID
Introducing solids to toddlers with ARFID can be challenging, but with patience, persistence, and professional guidance, you can help your child develop a healthier relationship with food.
The tricky /R/: Mastering tongue placement for clear speech
The /R/ sound is notoriously tricky. But most children can achieve clear pronunciation with targeted speech therapy and a focus on tongue placement.
Great toys and books for our toddlers (around 1–2 years old)
What toys and books they should buy for their toddlers? I’ve put together a list based on my experience and what I’ve found works well.
Tongue training: Why tongue placement matters for clear speech
This blog post will explore why tongue placement is so vital for speech correction and how we use tools and techniques to help our clients find their ‘sweet spot’ for sound production.
Navigating the exciting 9–18 months journey: Your baby’s communication milestones
Let’s delve into what you can expect when your baby is 9 to 18 months old, a period filled with exciting milestones in speech, language, and social development.
Milestones matter: What to expect in your baby’s first year of communication
In this post I present some key speech, language, attention, play, and communication milestones you can expect to see between 6 and 9 months.
The joy of container play: Exploring play development and understanding of how things work
Have you heard of ‘Container play’?
It is a simple and powerful tool for fostering development in young children and I use is often. Let me explain it to you.
Your baby’s communication journey: 3–6 months
Your baby is learning and growing every day! Discover the amazing communication milestones happening between 3—6 months and how you can be a part of your baby’s journey.