I know I have been missing in action the last few months, and I apologize! It's been very busy seeing my current speech therapy clients and raising 2 year old twin toddlers. I've also been working on another book that I'm putting on Amazon's kindle this weekend. It's called Fun and Easy Articulation Activities to Do At Home with Your Toddler or Preschooler. Here's a peek at the book cover!
Believe it or not, but there are some things you, as a parent, can do to help promote proper pronunciation. This book is full of fun ways to target your young child’s articulation while also building the necessary language skills needed for his or her overall development. If you suspect your toddler or preschooler has an articulation or language delay, please seek the help of a professional speech-language pathologist. The speech-language pathologist will evaluate your toddler’s speech and language skills to determine if there is a need for speech therapy. As a parent, you will be able to observe the weekly therapy sessions to learn how to implement the strategies at home.
Back in November, I wrote a blog post called Toddler Articulation Norms. By checking out that post you can download a free articulation norms chart that can be help you learn when a child says what sound. Remember, if you have any concerns at all about your toddler's speech and language development, please seek the help of a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist. Since articulation therapy is so structured, I think it’s best targeted in a therapeutic environment. You can also find some simple tips and more information by reading 3 Tips to Target Your Toddler's Articulation.
The new book, Fun and Easy Articulation Activities to Do At Home with Your Toddler or Preschooler will be published on Amazon's Kindle soon. I will make the announcement on the Talking With Toddler's Facebook page, so be sure to like us to find out when it's ready. You nor your toddler will be disappointed with the activities in the book!
Back in November, I wrote a blog post called Toddler Articulation Norms. By checking out that post you can download a free articulation norms chart that can be help you learn when a child says what sound. Remember, if you have any concerns at all about your toddler's speech and language development, please seek the help of a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist. Since articulation therapy is so structured, I think it’s best targeted in a therapeutic environment. You can also find some simple tips and more information by reading 3 Tips to Target Your Toddler's Articulation.
The new book, Fun and Easy Articulation Activities to Do At Home with Your Toddler or Preschooler will be published on Amazon's Kindle soon. I will make the announcement on the Talking With Toddler's Facebook page, so be sure to like us to find out when it's ready. You nor your toddler will be disappointed with the activities in the book!
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