Toddler Tips with Speech Therapists

Have you seen the Tik Tok trend called "Restaurant Training?" In these week's episode two pediatric speech-language pathologists talk about this trend of parents trying to avoid ipads at restaurants and how parents can support their child's communication to help restaurant outings go smoothly. In our speech spotlight we discuss "time concepts" and at what developmental ages children understand typ...

Have a child who isn't talking yet? As speech-language pathologists we often get asked "My child isn't talking, what do I do?" In this week's episode we are here to answer that question by providing first steps and educating you on early intervention strategies you can easily implement at home. In our Speech Spotlight we talk about "Parentese" and why how you talk to your child may impact their de...

This week's podcast is all about READING! Literacy development starts at a young age. In this week's episode we will chat about shared book reading and some tips for implementing it into your daily routine with your little one. Our spotlight targets literacy milestones to help you adapt and adjust to your child's level. We wrap up with our Communication Countdown saying our top five shared book re...

This week's podcast is all about supporting your child's bedtime routine! In this week's episode we will chat about tips to support your child's bedtime routine to reduce conflict and promote high quality sleep. Our spotlight targets the relationship between sleep, cognition and language development. We wrap up with our Communication Countdown saying our top five shared bedtime routine helpers! Th...

This week's podcast is all about potty training! In this week's episode we will chat about tips to support potty training while providing communication opportunities. Our spotlight reflects on a Nationwide article on top potty training tips. We wrap up with our Communication Countdown saying our top five Potty Time Helpers! The videos posted on this channel by Cheat Sheet Speech, LLC (“Cheat Sheet...

Twin pediatric speech-language pathologists discuss why the question "How was your day?" is overwhelming to toddlers and what to ask instead to engage your toddler and create a positive communication environment.