“I turned out okay.” This is a comment that I hear from parents from time to time. Luckily this isn’t something I hear often, but when I do, I know

The next group of blogs shift gears and will focus on (sadly) common false information that parents are told by well-meaning pediatricians and family

Welcome back to Part III of this multi-part blog. While my previous post was about speech homework, this one is about prioritizing speech

Hello all- Cara here! This week, I am guest blogging on a topic I am very passionate about- feeding therapy! During my years as a practicing speech-

Welcome back to Part II of this multi-part blog series that answers frequently asked questions.  Up this week:  2. Is the speech homework my speech

In this multi-part blog series, I am going to cover the answers to questions I get asked consistently. These may be questions I get before a

Ouch!  Even writing that title sounds harsh.  But it’s true.  The words “You’re so smart” or any iteration of it, will never cross these lips. It doesn’t mean that