When assessing your child’s speech we may ask questions about what type of cup your child uses at home. It may seem unrelated to their speech sounds, but really anything your child puts in their mouth (thumb, chew toys, pacifiers,…
Do you have or know a child that is getting ready to start kindergarten? If so, are you wondering if they possess the fine motor skills necessary for kindergarten success? Below is a list of fine motor and visual motor…
Puzzles at any age are great activities that promote the use of several different skills including concentration, problem solving, visual perception, and fine motor skills. They are great ways to keep children entertained while serving an educational purpose. Puzzles can…
Have you ever wondered how you can enhance your child’s speech and language skills at home? As a Speech-Language Pathologist to preschoolers, this is a question that I am often asked by the families I work with. Believe it or…
You drop your child off at the front office of the clinic, at the front doors of the school, or at the bus stop and say goodbye. Later, you get a note from their Occupational Therapist that says they had…