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Dive into the New Year with these tips to encourage and promote communication skills at home. Plus, you’ll find a plethora of additional resources to help you with your at home practice in 2024!

Explore my favorite baby sign language resources for parents. I share my favorite websites, books, and videos to help you utilize baby sign language with your little one at home.

Discover how wordless picture books can be a fantastic tool for toddlers' language development. Explore the benefits, strategies for tailoring the experience, and a list of 10 popular titles to get you started.

Discover the magic of back-and-forth interactions in nurturing your toddler's language skills. Learn how turn-taking fosters language learning, expands vocabulary, and enhances social skills. Explore practical tips for engaging in responsive conversations and creating meaningful connections with your child.

Discover essential insights on 2-year-old speech and language development in this comprehensive Q&A blog post. Learn about when toddlers start combining words, the impact of glue ear on speech, addressing pronunciation challenges, common toddler speech errors, and how to handle stuttering. Get expert advice and practical tips to support your child's communication skills.

Discover expert answers to frequently asked questions about toddler speech and language development. From first words to language regression and pronunciation errors, this Q+A blog post provides valuable insights and tips for moms navigating their child's communication journey. Written by a professional speech therapist, gain the knowledge you need to support your toddler's language skills.

Are you wondering, “Is my child a late talker?” As a speech therapist, I’ll explain the signs your child might be a late talker and what you can do specifically to support their language development at home.

Talking in early sentences is an exciting milestone for toddlers! Learn the precursor skills to early sentences, 3 tips to teach early sentences, and what you can work on after your little on has started talking in sentences. Speech therapists’s expert advice!