Learn all the ways a dad in a viral video is teaching his baby to communicate.
That Viral Video of a Dad Talking to His Baby Is Funny. It Also Shows a Good Parenting Tactic.
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The Power of Early: Helping Families Change Their Child’s Trajectory
Information and Resources for Parents and Caregivers About Autism Spectrum Disorder By Amy M. Wetherby, PhD, CCC-SLP At a Glance Autism can be formally diagnosed at 18–24 months but is still routinely not being diagnosed until age 4 or 5. Warning signs of autism can be seen as early as 9 months of age. Not…
Poll: One In Four Parents Concerned About Their Child’s Ability to Communicate
Speech-language pathologists headed the list of professionals that parents sought help from for their children’s speech and language issues; for hearing problems, pediatricians were the most commonly consulted, followed closely by audiologists.
8 Long-Term Benefits of Raising a Bilingual Baby
Originally posted by Brit+Co. There are many benefits of exposing a child to two languages—in areas including language, attention, empathy and problem solving. Read the full article.
Are You Reading to Your Child Every Day?
It’s never too early—or late—to start a good reading habit.
Professionals Urge Parents to Address Communication Disorders Early
Experts discourage parents from taking a “wait-and-see approach” if they are concerned about a potential developmental issue.
Speech & Language Services in Schools: What Parents Should Know
Children may be eligible for treatment in schools by a speech-language pathologist.
Communicating With Baby: Tips and Milestones From Birth to Age 5
Learn about the communication milestones that parents of young children should expect to see by age 5.
Does Your Toddler Need Speech Therapy?
A certified speech-language pathologist offers answers to common questions about speech delay, language development, and treatment of speech/language disorders in toddlers.
What Is It Like to Be 2 Years Old?
What developmental milestones, including language skills, can parents expect of children between 24 and 36 months?