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If you’re a parent, chances are you’ve experienced the frustration of a mealtime standoff. Whether you have a child who eats only five things (and they all start with the letter ‘C’) or one who instantly rejects any food that is "too mushy" or "the wrong color," dealing with selective eating can be exhausting and stressful for the whole family. But what if you didn’t have to battle? What if there was a gentle, step-by-step strategy that could help your child gradually, and su

An ROI is a permission form that you, as the parent or guardian, may choose to sign. This legal document allows me to communicate and share documentation, such as progress reports or evaluations, with other professionals involved in your child’s care.

Child-led play ensures that activities are both developmentally appropriate and emotionally safe, reducing frustration and increasing...

Simplifying your modeled phrases isn’t about talking down to a child—it’s about setting them up for success. By providing clear, accessible language, we help children build confidence and competence in their communication skills.

We feel regulated when our cup is filled the right amount.

Guidelines for Adjusting the Environment for Children Who Stutter

Caregiver Strategies to Help Support “Late Talkers” This blog post will share strategies to try with early language learners and provide...

Having a child who is a picky eater can be stressful during the holidays. Try these tips before your next event.

In this blog post, we’ll dive deeper into sensory processing, its significance, and how we can support those who experience difficulties.

Tips for including children with sensory and communication needs in Trick or Treating this Halloween.

Books are pure magic! If you're like me, you probably have stacks of them tucked away in closets, overflowing shelves, and a few more in...

The "wait and see" approach is often suggested when addressing concerns about childhood development. For instance, if you mention that...

It’s summertime which means sunny weather and lots of opportunities for play and adventures outside! Being outside provides a fun,...

When a child is learning a new skill, caregivers, teachers and other professionals often consider what will be most impactful to help...

Repetition may seem like a mundane aspect of daily life, but when it comes to children's development, its significance cannot be...

The word 'no' is an automatic response in many situations, but when talking with children, it can often be a daily placeholder word that...

Hello, parents! I'm delighted to have the opportunity to answer some of your questions about stuttering. As a speech-language pathologist...

During the holiday season, many parents struggle to keep their kids ‘entertained’ without school and daycare in session. There are a...

Little toy figures are a staple in our therapy rooms because they are so versatile for a variety  of language targets. Here are just a...

There are lots of fun ways to work on speech and language skills at home while making it fun and engaging for your child. Here are a few...