One of the most common concerns parents share is: “Why isn’t my child talking yet?” If you’re asking this question, you’re not alone. ...

As parents, it’s common to wonder if your 4-year-old’s speech and language skills are on track. You might ask yourself questions like:...

As parents, it’s common to wonder if your 3-year-old’s language skills are developing as expected. You might ask yourself questions...

As parents, it’s natural to wonder whether your toddler’s speech and language development is on track. At this age, toddlers are...

One simple, powerful way to support your child’s communication? Pause. It can be tempting to fill in every silence, especially when...

A common habit we develop as adults—especially when trying to support language—is asking lots of questions:  “What’s that?”  “What color...

A fun and effective strategy used to support early communication is modeling exclamatory words  and environmental sounds . These sounds...

A common strategy used by speech-language pathologists to support early language development is the use of verbal routines . Verbal...

A Neuro-Affirming Perspective A common strategy used by speech-language pathologists to support communication is the use of communication...