Parents and caregivers are inundated with often-conflicting recommendations on screen time and technology usage by children. To cut through the clutter, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and the Screen Time Action Network at Fairplay (Action Network) have developed Be Tech Wise With Toddler! This family-friendly handout is well suited for sharing in pediatrician, family practice,…
New parents have so much to consider. They may not be thinking about how to manage screens around their new baby.
Originally posted on popsugar.com. Article explains simple, everyday ways to help build a baby’s communication skills. Read the full article.
Originally posted on popsci.org. Article explains why “infant-directed speech” is so beneficial for children’s speech and language development. Read the full article
Originally posted on healthychildren.org. Article addresses a common pandemic concern of parents—and offers tips for boosting a child’s speech/language skills at home and communicating more effectively with them while wearing masks in public. Read the full article
As toddlers’ language skills rapidly expand, some may experience speech behaviors that are similar to those of people who stutter.
With some children at home for a year or longer due to the pandemic, parents may be concerned that their child’s social skills are suffering. Here are some easy ways to practice social skills at home.
As families around the country shelter in place, parents of preschoolers can help build their child’s speech and language skills during everyday activities at home.
Bright by Text, a free text messaging service, sends families information about their child’s communication development, milestones, and ways to build skills.
These everyday items can be used to build toddlers’ speech and language skills.