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We’ve all been there. You ask a child the same familiar question: “What did you do at school?”. The answer? A shrug. A blank stare. Or the classic: I don’t know. Here’s the good news: this response is completely normal. Young children aren’t being secretive or dismissive—their brains are still
This week in therapy I pulled out an oldie but goodie! Check out this session saving fun toddler game that I found several years ago. Seek-A-Boo. Have you heard of it? Its absolutely one of my go-to favorites. I don’t say this unless I mean it… but you definitely need it!
Speech sound disorders are any difficulties or combination of difficulties with perception, motor production, or phonological representation of speech sounds and speech segments. [ASHA] Speech Sound Disorders can be divided into two major categories: organic and functional. Organic Speech Disorders Organic Speech Sound Disorders are based on motor/neurological deficits or