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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
One of my favorite concepts to target in speech therapy for toddlers is fine motor skills. And here’s why you should too! A quick note before we get this party started: this post includes some pictures and examples of fine motor toys and other activities, so it’s a little longer
Why are we playing in speech therapy? Playing in speech therapy isn’t just about the toys. When a child is engaged in active play, they are building cognitive skills, developing their social skills, working on fine motor development, and, most importantly, improving their communication! Playing in Speech – Play Based