Speech, language, and reading are more connected than you might think! This Dyslexia Awareness Month, learn how the skills children develop as they learn to talk can support learning to read and spell, what parents should know about dyslexia, and how to recognize when your child may benefit from extra support.

Got a pile of Halloween candy? Turn it into a fun speech and language activity for kids! Try these easy candy games to build vocabulary, practice following directions, and encourage communication through play.

Getting more than a “fine” when you ask your child about school can be tough. Try these simple, everyday questions and SLP tips to help your child share more about their day and - bonus- build communication skills along the way!

Wondering if your child's lisp is normal? Learn the different types of lisps, when they're age-appropriate, and when to seek speech therapy.

Wondering if your child is ready for kindergarten? This parent-friendly kindergarten readiness checklist highlights the communication skills many children are developing before they start school, so you know what to look for and when it may be helpful to seek additional support.

One last splash before summer ends! These beach and pool-themed books for kids are the perfect way to celebrate the season, inspire a love of reading, and enjoy water-themed learning during the final weeks of summer.

What if boredom was actually beneficial for your child? Discover how unstructured play can support speech and language development, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

Are you wondering whether your child's language development is on track? In this post, you'll learn the signs that it's time to seek a speech and language evaluation, what to expect during the assessment process, and how early intervention can help children with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) build stronger communication, literacy, and learning skills. This is Part 2 of our DLD series.

Language develops differently for every child, but ongoing difficulties with understanding or using language may be a sign of Developmental Language Disorder (DLD). This guide breaks down the signs of DLD and explains how it can affect communication, learning, and everyday life.

Yee-haw! Saddle up for farmyard fun with speech and language activities designed for toddlers and preschoolers. Explore family-friendly books, games, and easy play-based ideas that help build communication skills, vocabulary, and confidence through everyday play.

Bring back a ‘90s-style summer! Cut down on screen time this season with simple activities your child will love. This blog shares easy, screen-free ideas that naturally support speech and language development through everyday play.

Some children understand everything around them and have so much they want to say, but getting the words out clearly can feel really difficult—and confusing for families trying to help. This guide explains Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), including the signs to look for, common myths, and how speech therapy helps children build confidence and communication skills.

When do toddlers learn pronouns like “I,” “me,” and “you”? Learn what’s typical, common mistakes, and when to be concerned about your child’s speech.

As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to get out and enjoy restaurants with your little ones—but it can feel overwhelming. The key is practice, patience, and having a few simple, screen-free tools on hand to keep kids engaged. Check out this blog for easy tips that turn dining out into a positive (and even enjoyable) experience for the whole family!

Is your toddler a picky eater or struggling with new textures? It might not be behavioral—it could be weak oral muscles. Find out how to support chewing, speech, and overall oral development with fun, practical tips.

The “R” sound can be tricky, but it’s not a mystery! Learn what’s typical, what’s a myth, and how targeted speech therapy can help your child thrive.

🌈 Colors aren’t just fun—they boost your child’s thinking, language, and early learning skills. Learn about developmental milestones, how to support them, and playful ways to teach colors!

Discover how everyday routines—mealtime, bath time, car rides, and more—can naturally boost your child’s language skills without any fancy apps or products. Learn simple, low-pressure strategies that turn ordinary moments into powerful opportunities for connection and learning.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day while supporting your child’s speech, language, and social communication skills. In this post, we share simple ways to use Valentine’s cards to make learning meaningful, no extra prep required!

Are you preparing for your child’s first speech therapy session? Read more to learn how to get ready for the session and set them up for success.