Growing Through Play: Kidology’s Journey and New Sensory Gym
A place for kids to play, grow, and meet milestones has popped up in Northeast Philly. Recognizing that your child needs some extra support can be the start of a…
5 Exercises for speech therapy
Listed below are daily exercises to do with your child. Don't try to implement everything at once. Instead, pick one of these things you think you can do, and try…
Overcoming speech delays through reading
Many studies have proven that books are an excellent source for speech therapy. Through the use of reading, children can experience an improvement in comprehension, fluency, critical reasoning, vocabulary and…
At home resources for speech therapy
This is not limited to children with speech and language disorders. All children can benefit from a variety of language activities. Listed below are tips and ideas for talking to…
How to get a sibling involved in speech therapy
At times like this when everyone is home, it’s hard to allocate equal time to everyone. It’s tough, but we can help. How does your child feel when their sibling…
Identifying Speech Problem Signs Early in Kids
Often parents feel like they need to correct a child's stuttering, language or way of speech. However, once a caretaker identifies the speech problem signs early in their kids, there…
10 Reasons Why Early Education Pays Off
Did you know that a baby forms 700 new neural connections per second? Many people think of early intervention or working with children at an early age as a downside.…
Perspectives on Child Care With Families of Children With Autism
Children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are the most rapidly growing group of students served in special education (Barnhill, Polloway, & Sumutka, 2011; Ludlow, Keramidas, & Landers, 2007) …
Using AAC with Infants and Toddlers/Early Intervention
There are many AAC tools available that clinicians and parents can explore. Often people are discouraged thinking that the use of an electronic device at such an early age will…
