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image of happy toddler girl playing with colorful letter blocks text overlay reads choosing the words to increase toddler talking

Choosing Words for Vocabulary

Let’s talk about choosing words for vocabulary (or speech activities for toddlers) when it comes to increasing language and communication with toddlers.  Simple Word Structure I recently acquired 2 new patients and we have started the building word structure process from the beginning. I pulled out these phonology cards and we started

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Story Reading Aloud

Story reading aloud is a research-based strategy that encourages children’s language and literacy development (beginning from infancy). Reading aloud encourages early language skills and early cognitive development. Please note: throughout this blog post, the term child or children refers to ages 0-4 years unless otherwise specified. Why is Reading Aloud

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Daycare Teachers and SLPs: Working Together

If you haven’t formed a relationship with your patient’s daycare teachers, I challenge you to do just that. At one time, half of my caseload was in a daycare or preschool. I would check in with the parents about progress and strategies they could do at home, but I also

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