Figuring out how to organize toys for toddlers is a multifaceted task, especially if you have more than one child in your household. Not only will you be trying to bring some semblance of order to their playroom, but you will also want to make sure everything is easy for them to find without having […]
While all children develop at their own pace and will begin speaking at different times than one another, it is typical for children to start talking before they are even two years old. If your toddler is coming up on their second birthday or has recently passed and they haven’t started speaking yet, you may […]
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As a parent, it’s reasonable to start worrying about your young toddler whenever anything that isn’t completely normal starts to happen. One such thing is if your child starts to show signs of having a speech delay. A speech delay is a condition in which your child is not saying words or starting to form […]
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Research continues to support the fact that reading makes a difference in a child’s education and overall success as a student. A recent study found that reading every day exposes your child to nearly 1.4 million more words by kindergarten than children who are not read to. This means it’s pivotal that our preschoolers are […]
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So, you’re looking for the best toys for preschoolers with speech delay. You’re in the right place! A preschooler’s world is ever-changing and evolving, and you probably find yourself in awe of how quickly they are becoming independent little thinkers and doers. If you have a preschooler with a speech delay, you may also find […]
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By Lori Ennis, M.S. Ed. If your toddler has a speech delay, you’ve most likely found yourself googling, best books to help with toddler speech delay, in hopes of helping your child develop his or her speech. We know that reading makes a difference in the language and vocabulary acquisition of all children. In fact, […]
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Children learn best through play. Research supports that, and educators and clinicians will overwhelmingly tell you anecdotal evidence alone reinforces that children learn best through play. When it comes to teaching toddlers, play is especially pivotal as they’re just learning what play is and where they may have interests. Finding the best toys for toddlers […]
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By Lori Ennis, M.S. Ed. It’s the hardest thing in the world for a parent to watch; their precious little one wants desperately to express emotions and feelings, but because of speech delays in receptive or expressive language (or in both areas), they simply can’t. If you are dealing with tantrums in your toddler with […]
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By Lori Ennis, M.S. Ed You’ve most likely heard it from your pediatrician, your family and your mama friends. “Every child is different,” and that is true. Every child is different when it comes to development, particularly with speech and language. But, when you recognize that your toddler’s language skills may be delayed, there are […]
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