I’m a SLP with a ❤️ for helping little communicators thrive using functional language. Here, you’ll find easy-to-use methods, practical tips, and multipurpose resources designed to support early intervention speech and language development without the overwhelm.
Think of me as your close friend to turn to for guidance, encouragement, and real solutions.
Practical tips, real-life strategies, and support for building communication with little ones—delivered straight to your inbox.
Let’s continue our chat about developmental phonological errors in toddlers – Stopping & Fronting! In this blog post, we are only going to be discussing these two phonological errors because they come with a little more terminology. What’s Stopping? Stopping occurs when a fricative or affricate sound is replaced with
Before early childhood communication can be effective, there are several prelinguistic skills that must be in place. Prelinguistic skills are acquired alongside the development of expressive and receptive language. They are the prerequisites to effective communication! Let’s chat about what they are and why they are important! Environmental Awareness Take
How many times have you heard a parent say, “I cannot understand what they’re saying?” As SLPs working in early intervention speech and language, we hear it a lot. Aside from toddlers not saying anything at all, being unintelligible is usually the reason they show up on our caseloads. The