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In recent episodes, we’ve talked about the importance of reading to babies and toddlers, covering pre-reading skills, early literacy development, and tips for engaging little ones. In this episode, we’re focusing on practical ways to encourage reading in daily routines for parents. For starters, we should always approach caregivers with
You’ve heard it before—“He’s learning his colors!”It’s often one of the first things a parent shares during an evaluation or a check-in. And honestly? That’s awesome. Unless you’re giving the PLS-5. (iykyk) When parents tell us their child is learning colors, it actually gives us insight into a few things.
The 2nd most important relationship you should build when it comes to speech therapy for toddlers is a working relationship with parents and caregivers. Carry-over and generalization of skills are important for this age group, and the parents and caregivers are responsible for that. Today, we are putting our words