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Speaking of Play: 13-17 Months

Speaking of Play: 13-17 Months

From 13-17 months, your baby’s play skills are ready to take off, literally! By 18 months, most babies will be on the move. This means they can explore even more of the world around them. The possibilities of play grow along with their expanding world. During this stage, you can also expect your toddler to become a better communicator with gestures, sounds, and words. Read on to discover what you can do as a parent to help foster communication through play with your busy toddler!

Hillary GuestMarch 21, 2022

Speaking of Play: 9-12 Months

Speaking of Play: 9-12 Months

As a parent, you are your child’s very first playmate. So, what can you do to make the most of play time? Keep reading to learn how infants develop play and language skills from 9-12 months and what toys and activities are appropriate for this stage.

Hillary GuestMarch 6, 2022speech language pathologist, speech therapy, speech language pathology, speech, learning, child development

The Importance of Play in Language Development

The Importance of Play in Language Development

PlayHillary GuestFebruary 16, 2022speech therapy, speech language pathologist, speech, child development, learning, speech language pathology

How to Encourage Your Child to Keep Trying (Even When it's Difficult to do so)

How to Encourage Your Child to Keep Trying (Even When it's Difficult to do so)

Hillary GuestJanuary 21, 2022speech language pathology, slp, speech therapy, feeding therapy, motivation, learning, intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, articulation therapy

Ways to Work on Speech and Language During the Holidays

Ways to Work on Speech and Language During the Holidays

Hillary GuestDecember 22, 2021speech, holiday, speech therapy, speech language pathology, speech language pathologist, holidaykidideas

Is my child behind?

Is my child behind?

Hillary GuestDecember 1, 2021speech language pathology, speech language pathologist, speech therapy, child development