Language
10 January, 2020
Language development is complex for a few reasons. One of the main reasons is that there is a lot of development that needs to occur for a child to […]
10 January, 2020
It is a common misconception that once a child starts talking that they will speak clearly or legible all the time. In actual fact a child only need to […]
10 January, 2020
Some children find comfort and are soothed by a dummy. A child generally stops sucking on a dummy between the ages of two and four years. A common question […]
10 January, 2020
Good communication skills begin in childhood and are continually developing. The way we speak and communicate influences the way a child does. We are providing the tools and skills […]
10 January, 2020
Receptive language is the understanding and comprehending of language in spoken and written form. Receptive language is important in order for children to be able to communicate successfully. A […]
10 January, 2020
Expressive language is the way a child expresses themselves. Expressive language is the talking. Preschoolers are known for their talkativeness. It can often feel like they could talk under […]
10 January, 2020
Many young children between the ages of 2-5 years repeat or stumble over words while trying to put their thoughts into sentences. This is considered normal as they try […]
10 January, 2020
Sound acquisition and articulation form an important component of language development in children. A child will move through each stage of development having preceded the previous stage. When do […]
10 January, 2020
A child may need to see a speech therapist for many reasons. It may not be what we typically think in terms of stuttering and lisp. A speech therapists […]