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Bedtime Routines and How To Build One
Getting quality sleep is essential for children. Bedtime routines are a consistent, repetitive set of activities that are carried out before bed every night. They
Bilingualism
Myths Speaking two or more languages to a child can “confuse” them, so it’s better only to speak one language. Bilingual children are delayed in
Weighted Blankets
Many children can benefit from the use of weighted blankets. In addition, those with anxiety, difficulty falling or staying asleep, sensory processing disorders, Autism, ADHD.
What is ACC?
AAC, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication, includes all forms of communication (other than oral speech) used to express thoughts, needs, wants, and ideas. (American Speech-Language Association)
Ways to improve children’s attention with virtual learning or in a classroom
It is common for some kids to have a hard time focusing, whether it is tough for them to pay attention to the teacher or
How To Promote Speech and Language Skills Into Daily Routines
Working on speech and language goals doesn’t have to be a structured activity. The best way to facilitate and implement speech and language skills is
Fun Oral Motor Exercises:
To Build Cheek Strength: 1) Using a straw and blowing cotton balls across a table 2) Blowing bubbles into soapy water through a straw To