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Let’s talk about different ways to process language! Did you know there are two ways a child can develop language? Both processes...

Kindergarten readiness can be challenging for children with developmental delays that affect communication. As an SLP I have worked with...

We have seen and heard it many times: my child produces the best snake sound in the therapy room but the moment they step out that door,...

Are you taking a break from speech therapy over the summer? Here’s how help your child maintain their skills: 1. Practice what you know!...

At Little Peas, we love supporting all things Speech and Language via play! Today we are going to highlight various skills you can...

You've probably heard of rehab or rehabilitation, but have you heard of habilitative therapy? Rehabilitative therapy is the regaining of...

Adding a component of novelty at mealtime can be a wonderful way for you to change up the most routine meals to make them a little more...

Valentine’s Day is around the corner and I love celebrating this holiday in speech therapy sessions by doing fun, easy, theme-oriented...

Reading is a big topic. We, as SLPs, get a lot of questions from parents about how to help their child be successful with reading. There...

Many people have heard of self stimulating behavior, or stimming, and have some idea of what it might look like, but what is it really?...

Gestures outwardly reflect a child’s thoughts, feelings and cognitive understanding, as well as supplement their verbal language....

Play is how your child learns best. Here are some helpful tips on how to use common toys to help promote and support language growth...

Have you ever wondered how you can support your child's language development while at the grocery store? Here are some fun and easy tips:...

Play is an extraordinary modality for children to learn about their environment. Through play, children learn problem solving skills,...

My piano instructor said “practice makes perfect.” This statement still resonates with me today, many years later. The same is true...

If you have a child who stutters, this blog post is for you. Not everyone, teachers included, know how to best support children who...

You might have noticed there have been a few shifts in how we talk about people with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, so how do...

Yay, your kiddo has their new speech generating (SGD) augmentative alternative communication (AAC) device! This can be an exciting and...

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) often use the terms speech and language hand in hand, but they actually have very different meanings!...

In the world of speech language pathology, we talk a lot about joint attention. We talk about the importance of establishing joint...