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October Activities to Promote Speech/Language Development!

How Halloween Candy Helps Your Child’s Speech 
How Halloween Candy Helps Your Child’s Speech 

Halloween candy doesn’t have to just be about sweet treats! After trick-or-treating, your child’s candy stash can actually be used to boost speech and feeding skills. From strengthening lips and jaws to waking up the mouth with sour flavors, candy makes practice fun and motivating. With adult supervision (and a good tooth-brushing afterward!), try these creative ideas to make therapy tasty and effective.

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