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Download My Podcast to Your iPod

Do you need help learning how to download my podcast to your iPod?
Tyler in our IT dept. wrote detailed instructions for we iPod novices.
1. Go to www.apple.com/itunes.
2. Click the free download on the iTunes website. See a screen shot here:

3. Follow the on-screen instructions for downloading iTunes.
4. Once iTunes has been downloaded, click to open [...]

Resolutions for Therapists who Work with Young Children

Happy New Year!
Did you make any New Year’s Resolutions? Are any of them related to your work as a therapist in early intervention or a preschool program?
When Kate and I were discussing our last few podcast topics and questions from our regular listeners, I came up with several resolutions which can make us all more effective in our practices.
We’re [...]

“Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate”

My podcast airs LIVE on Sunday nights at 6 pm eastern time on blogtalkradio.com. You can click the icon on the website on join us as we record the show every Sunday evening.
If you’d like to call us, the # is 1-718-766-4332.
A short description of the week’s episode is always listed on [...]

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Listen to My Show!

“Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate” now airs LIVE on every Sunday night at 6 pm eastern time.
You can listen any time by clicking the show # under the blue blogtalkradio icon in the right column.
If you’d like for us to answer YOUR question, leave it here on the website in the comments [...]

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Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate for July 1, 2010

On this week’s podcast we’ll be answering questions from readers including: 
Today we’ll answer a mom’s questions about teaching her son to share and “play nice.” She says:  He doesn’t sit down to play. He fights with other children instead of playing with them. My doctor says there’s nothing we can do until he’s older. I know there’s [...]

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“Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate” for June 17, 2010

On this week’s podcast we’ll be answering questions from moms submitted to the website including: 
How can SLPs and special ed teacher encourage parents from different cultures to be more playful?
My child has great articulation but is still having difficulty learning words. Does he still need a hearing evaluation?
My son is 2 1/2 and not walking or talking, has several sound sensitivities, [...]

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“Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate” for June 10, 2010

On this week’s podcast we’ll be answering questions from moms submitted to the website including: 
My late talking preschooler is doing great now, but he still sounds choppy. What can I do about that? 
What’s jargon and how do I differentiate jargon from real words?
How can SLPs and special ed teacher encourage parents from different cultures to be more playful?
My 9 [...]

Podcast for June 3, 2010

We’re not doing our show today! If you’ve tuned in, take a minute and leave me a comment here on the site about what you wished we’d talked about today! Questions from moms keep us going, so please send those in. If you’re uncomfortable leaving it as a comment for the world to see, email [...]

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“Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate” for May 27, 2010

On this week’s podcast we’ll be answering questions from moms submitted to the website including: 
How can I help my toddler begin to sign?
My toddler is talking, but no one can understand him but me. How important is speech intelligibility?
What’s jargon and how do I differentiate jargon from real words?
  

If you didn’t listen live, you can always [...]

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“Teach Me To Talk with Laura and Kate” for May 13, 2010

On this week’s podcast we’ll be answering questions found here on the website including: 
How important is pointing and how can I get my child to do this?
How do I know the difference between autism and apraxia and can my child have both?
How come my child says words once and then never again?
How concerned should I be about intelligibility and sound [...]