Did you know that simple signs can help support your child's speech and language development? Signs give babies and toddlers a way to communicate their wants, needs, and ideas before they can consistently use words. In Helping Little Hands Communicate, learn how signing can reduce frustration, build confidence, and create more opportunities for meaningful communication throughout your child's day.
Helping your child communicate doesn’t always need flashcards or extra time—it can start with a wagging tail or a gentle purr. In From Bark (or Meow) to Words, discover simple, playful ways to turn everyday moments with your child’s pet into opportunities for building speech, language, and connection. 🐾
Discover fun, winter-themed Boom Cards that turn language practice into play!
Our SLPs created digital activities like Snowman Following Directions, Build-a-Gingerbread, vocabulary games, and sentence strips—perfect for practicing the same skills your child is learning in therapy. Easy to use on any device, zero prep, and totally kid-approved!
December Activities to Promote Speech/Language Development!
Looking for holiday gifts that bring joy and support your child’s development? Our therapists share their favorite toys that make learning through play fun and meaningful! From building imagination with dinosaurs to practicing speech with colorful crayons, these picks encourage communication, creativity, and connection for every child. Discover our top toy recommendations—and tips to “play with purpose” this holiday season!
Things to do with your kids this November!
October Activities to Promote Speech/Language Development!
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.
Speech therapy doesn’t have to look like worksheets at a table—it can feel like play! Kids learn best when they’re having fun, and everyday activities offer countless opportunities to build speech, language, social, and feeding skills. From mealtime conversations and bath time songs to pretend play, storytime, and playground adventures, you can turn daily routines into powerful learning moments. Discover simple, playful strategies that make communication practice a natural part of your child’s day.
September Activities to Promote Speech/Language Development!
