Category Archives: Speech Therapy

Can Physical Therapy Help Children with Hip Dysplasia?

Finding out that your baby or child has hip dysplasia can leave you with plenty [...]

Understanding Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Early Signs Every Parent Should Know

Does your child know exactly what they want to say but have difficulty getting the [...]

Why Addressing Your Child’s Speech Concerns Early Matters

Have you found yourself worrying that your child should be talking more for their age, [...]

When Should My Child Typically Start Talking?

Some days your child surprises you with a sentence that sounds so grown-up you’re taken [...]

How Early Childhood Development Impacts Speech and Communication

From your child’s first smile to their first conversation, they’re not just learning new words. [...]

How Communication Affects Your Child’s Behavior

When your child has a meltdown, refuses to follow directions, or seems to “act out” [...]

Why Early Intervention Makes a Difference in Speech Development

When your young child struggles to speak clearly or isn’t easily understood, it’s natural to [...]

Why Pediatric Therapy Looks Like Child’s Play

For children, play is work. Through play, children naturally explore their environment, interact with others, [...]

Can Chronic Ear Infections Delay My Child’s Speech?

As a parent, you celebrate every new sound and word your child makes. However, when [...]

Why Your Child Isn’t Talking and When to Take Action

As a speech language pathologist, the biggest question I get asked by parents all the [...]