Why Pee? Why Poo?
Why not? Pee and Poo are two favorite things that kids talk about. Why? Because it is funny and it is functional. Both of my books OH NO! Pee Pee…
8 Ways to Use Dixie Cups in Therapy
Dixie cups are one of my favorite speech therapy tools… one of my favorite toys and cheap too! Dixie cups have so many uses and kids LOVE them! It is…
A Starting Point for Speech Prosody
“While a majority of the SLPs surveyed agreed that prosody is within their scope of practice, they also reported that their knowledge and clinical training on assessing, diagnosing, and treating…
15 Ways to Use The Bjorem Speech Sound Cues
If you have been using the Bjorem Speech Sound Cues, you probably have found several different ways to use them in your therapy sessions or at home with your child.…
Early Phonemic Awareness… How we can help early on.
Last week in our newsletter, we said “before a child can do phonemic awareness…a child needs to understand sound-to-letter correspondences.” We realized this week that that sentence is not quite…
Jen’s 2018 Holiday Buying Guide – A Speech Language Pathologist Perspective
I usually do a parent education workshop about this time of year on the Power of Play and the types of toys I recommend for children. Unfortunately, as I get…
Do You Hear What I Hear? Using Minimal Pairs in Speech Therapy
If you are an SLP then you know how to work with minimal pairs (words that differ by only one sound), so here is a quick refer, and for parents,…
Jen’s UNCONVENTIONAL Stocking Stuffer Favorites for Children – A Speech Pathologist Perspective
Last minute unconventional stocking stuffers that kids and parents will love!
