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#328 Where Do I Start with a Kid Who Doesn’t Say Many Words?

February 5, 2018 by Laura Leave a Comment

Join pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP as she answers very common question I hear from moms and dads of late talkers... where do I start? What words do I try to teach first? Here's the specific question we're using... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: early intervention, how to do speech therapy with toddlers, speech therapy

#322 Walking Through the 11 Skills Toddlers Master Before Words Emerge

December 2, 2017 by Laura Leave a Comment

Today's show is a real opportunity for SLPs and other therapists to listen as I guide a mom with a toddler who has significant speech-language delays using the treatment model from Let's Talk About Talking. Learn how to use the checklist included... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: early intervention, Let's Talk About Talking, speech therapy, speech therapy for toddlers, speech-language delay

#289 11 Skills Toddlers Must Use BEFORE Words Emerge #11 Takes Turns Talking

August 6, 2016 by Laura Leave a Comment

This week on the podcast we’re continuing our series with the 11 skills toddlers must master before words emerge. Today we’re talking about the final skill: #11 Takes Turns Talking If you’ve been following this series, you’ll... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast, Professionals Tagged With: Autism, Laura Mize, podcast, speech therapy, speech therapy podcast, teaching turn taking

#281 Skills Toddlers Must Use Before Words Emerge – #4 Joint Attention

March 25, 2016 by Laura Leave a Comment

In this seventh show in this podcast series, we're examining joint attention as a skill toddlers must use before words emerge. Joint attention emerges from the previous skills we've discussed during the last few weeks in this series. We've talked... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Autism in toddlers, joint attention autism, joint attention with toddlers, speech therapy, speech therapy autism, therapy for autism, therapy for toddlers

#278 11 Skills Toddlers Use BEFORE Words Emerge. Skill #1 Responds to Things in the Environment

February 15, 2016 by Laura 1 Comment

In this fourth show in my series "11 Skills Toddlers Use Before Words Emerge" we'll be discussing skill #1 which is... RESPONDS AND INTERACTS WITH THINGS IN HIS ENVIRONMENT Remember that this skill refers to a child's ability to react to... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: developmental delays, speech therapy, speech therapy for babies, speech therapy for children with severe disabilities

#257 Help! My Child Will NOT Sign…A Frustrated Mom’s Questions about Sign Language for a Toddler with Autism

April 9, 2015 by Laura Leave a Comment

On this week's podcast I answered a very common question about signing. Some late talkers JUST. WON'T. SIGN. If that's the situation you're in, I can help you! Listen to my podcast for my suggestions for teaching sign language to toddlers -... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast, Sign Language Tagged With: difficulty learning sign language, Laura Mize, sign language for late talkers, sign language for toddlers, sign language for toddlers with autism, sign language in toddlers, speech therapy, teaching baby to sign, teaching child to sign, teaching child with autism to sign, tips for signing with child with autism

#250 Teaching a Toddler to Match

December 9, 2014 by Laura Leave a Comment

Not sure what's happened to blogtalkradio, the site where we host our podcast, but we had some issues finding our embed code for last week's show... so... here it is in a different format.... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: at home speech therapy, developmental intervention, early intervention, home school toddler, Laura Mize, preschool matching, special instruction, speech therapy, speech therapy with toddlers, teach a toddler to match, teach matching, Teach Me To Talk

Tips for SLPs for Moving on When You’re Stuck in a Rut! Part One

November 29, 2014 by Laura Leave a Comment

Did you listen to my podcast earlier this week? It was a good one! I talked about how to get yourself out of a rut! Have you been there before? I certainly have and this fall during conference season, I talked to several therapists,... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Professionals Tagged With: early intervention, pediatric SLP, pediatric speech therapy, speech therapy, speech-language pathology, what to do when you hate your job

BE THE TOY!

March 25, 2014 by Laura Leave a Comment

In this week's podcast I answered this question I received from an SLP: "I have started looking through your books and I love them - such useful information to share with parents too! I have a question regarding problems that arise in therapy... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Autism in toddlers, birth to three, early intervention, ideas for speech therapy, language delay, Laura Mize, Laura Mize podcast, no toy bag, SLP, social games, social routines with toddlers, special instruction, speech delay, speech therapy, speech therapy with toddlers, Teach Me To Talk, teachmetotalk.com, toy bag

Let’s Make Some Noise! Eliciting Play Sounds in Toddlers

February 10, 2014 by Laura 3 Comments

I have a friend with a toddler with significant speech-language delay. This morning I read on mom's blog that the little one started to fake cough last week. That's HUGE!! I got so excited for her and I hope if you're a pediatric SLP reading... [Read more...]

Filed Under: Expressive Tagged With: early intervention, expressive language delay, hearing loss in toddlers, help a child learn to talk, language delay, nonverbal toddler, speech delay, speech therapy

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Laura Mize is a pediatric speech-language pathologist who specializes in treating young children, ages birth to three, with communication delays and disorders in her private practice in and around Louisville, Kentucky. She earned a B.S. in … [Read More...]

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