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Let’s talk about my favorite books for speech therapy for toddlers! This post contains affiliate links. Several of these titles are actually members of a series; all of which present the same concept and opportunities using different topics- so, be sure to check them all out. You can also listen
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
The final two developmental phonological processes in toddler speech are cluster reduction and weak syllable deletion. What’s Cluster Reduction? Cluster reduction occurs when all or some of a cluster (clusters are also called blends) is reduced or omitted. Clusters include S, L R, blends. Clusters are 2 consonant sounds that