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Finishing up the dive into the American Speech and Hearing Association [ASHA] communication milestones, we have language development: 4-5 years old. Some of these concepts require prior knowledge and exposure, in other words, depending on a child’s life experience and cognitive development, they may appear sooner or a little later.
No doubt, many of you are hearing from parents about the association of Tylenol [acetaminophen] use in pregnancy with diagnoses in neurodiverse children. Whether a parent is currently navigating pregnancy or raising a neurodiverse child, this news has stirred up a flood of emotions — guilt, fear, overwhelm, and the
Did you know that infant stages of development also include babbling in infants? There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to the sweet baby coos and baby sounds. They are very important for the development of future speech skills. Why is Babbling Important for Language Development? Babbling in