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Screen Time Recommendations for Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers
Earlier this year, the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association released a new pdf handout for parents about screen ...
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Late Talker with Slow Progress? Do This!
Are you working with a late talker with slow progress? Late talkers who add words s..l..o..w..l..y are ...
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Using Visual Supports with Late Talkers with Visual Strengths
One of the lessons I've learned about working with late talkers is to use their learning preferences to ...
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The Truth about Flashcards for Toddlers Who Don’t Yet Talk
The Truth about Flashcards for Toddlers Who Don’t Yet Talk I almost titled this post “Why Flashcards Don’t ...
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Signs of Speech Delay in Toddlers – When to Worry
What's the number one factor that unites mothers across cultural, social, and economic boundaries? It's worry. Most of ...
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Late Talking… Everything You Want To Know
Without a doubt, the most common question I have received at teachmetotalk.com about late talking since our ...
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Treating Trauma in Toddlers with Language Delays/Disorders
Last week I shared some information about Adverse Childhood Experiences or ACEs. If you missed that, read it here. To ...
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Protection Against Adverse Childhood Experiences
Last weekend I did some reading about Adverse Childhood Experiences or ACEs and I can't quit thinking about ...
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Is It Me? Tips for Clinical Problem Solving
One of the main questions parents send me at teachmetotalk.com is... I am not seeing progress in my ...
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Not moving forward? Try taking a step back!
Not moving forward? Try taking a step back! “I attended your course in St. Louis… I used the ...
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