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The power of imitation in supporting children with autism
Imitation is a fundamental skill that plays a crucial role in human development. Let’s explore how imitation can be a significant challenge for children with autism, understanding why it’s important and how to foster it.
Understanding Angelman Syndrome: A guide for parents
Let us explore what is Angelman Syndrome (AS) and how Speech and Language Therapy can play a vital role in helping individuals with AS.
Unlocking language and thinking skills: The power of sequencing
What exactly is sequencing, and why is it so beneficial in speech therapy? Let’s explore this in this blog post.
The power of babble: Why your baby’s ‘talk’ matters
What is babbling and why is it so important? It’s a sequence of sounds that lays the foundation for future communication. Let’s explore this in this blog post.
Explaining pronoun reversal: A window into gestalt language processing
In this post I outline why your child may refer to themselves as ‘you’ or calling you ‘me’ (pronoun reversal) and reassure you.
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.
