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Routines for Toddlers

Why are routines for toddlers important? Routines lead to consistency, sameness, and predictability. I’ve said before, toddlerhood is a lot. There’s so much development happening in such a short amount of time and it gets reeeeaaallly overwhelming (for parents and littles) quickly. In those moments, what does become helpful is

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Moving on Up to R.E.A.C.H Parent Involvement

Let’s chat about one of the most intimidating topics when it comes to the world of speech therapy for toddlers: communicating with and encouraging parent involvement. For the sake of this series “parent” refers to the primary caretaker of a patient. Talking to and relating with parents can feel awkward

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Vacation with Toddlers: Road Trip Activities

Planning great family vacations with toddlers can be stressful. Let’s face it, toddlers aren’t always the best road trip companions. We’ve been planning our upcoming family vacation, and it got me thinking… traveling with children is hard. 4-hour road trips often turn into 5 or 6 hours, routines are interrupted,

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