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Is there an uprise in expressive language delay following the pandemic? Why do we suddenly see so many of these little ones on our caseloads? Increased Expressive Language Delay The short answer is yes. Following the shutdown of America (and the world), there has been an increase in toddlers and
Today we are going to talk about the first 5 phonological developmental phonological processes. These are Reduplication, Denasalization, Assimilation, Final Consonant Deletion, and Final Consonant Devoicing. These developmental phonological processes should be resolved by the time a toddler turns 3. Before we get started, be sure to check out the first
Being 2 years old tends to come with a pretty bad rep- I mean, it’s labeled the “terrible twos”. But, if you’ve been here long enough, you know- I’m all about shifting the mindset when it comes to the way we look at, evaluate, and engage with- toddlers. Including 2-year-olds.