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Monthly Archives: February 2012
maternal vitamin D levels and language development
Just a quick post that a co-worker shared with me today on maternal vitamin D levels during pregnancy – a must read for expecting mommas! Maternal Vitamin D levels and language development Happy Babbling!
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baby signs [Tristian's Story]
I talk a lot about using sign language as a way to enable young kids to communicate. Lots of parents ask, “Does using sign language get in the way of my child learning to talk verbally?” My response to this … Continue reading
Play enhancing language
As I mentioned in my previous post, Turn Off that TV!, intentional play time with your baby provides many opportunities for early language development. Whether your child is typically developing, has a language delay, developmental delay or has a diagnosis … Continue reading
Turn off that TV!
photo credit I know this is a touchy subject, but I feel like I have to address it because so many parents ask about it…. What television shows are good for your child? Are any of them educational? I have … Continue reading
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Tagged early language development, educational television, social communication
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PROMPT training
This past weekend, I had the privilege of attending a PROMPT training workshop in New York. I’m blessed because my day-job wants me to develop my clinical skills with the latest treatment techniques. PROMPT is an intensive tactile cueing therapy … Continue reading
“the.. the.. the… apple!” [dysfluency in young children]
A friend of mine texted me the other day and said, “Did you teach [Paige] to say ‘the’ in front of words? She just started doing it… but sometimes she says it a few times – like a stutter?” My … Continue reading
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Tagged consultative therapy, early language development, fluency, stuttering
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