by Joanne Teo Sharon Powell | Oct 26, 2018 | Blog
Hi again! We thought of coming up with a different blog post this time. Something that could benefit all parents, but especially those just starting out on their speech therapy journey. We love seeing our lovely clients regularly and it’s always a pleasure getting to... by Joanne Teo Sharon Powell | Sep 1, 2018 | Blog
How do you know if your child is a late talker? A late talker refers to a toddler (18-30 months) who has a good understanding of language and meets other development milestones i.e., play skills, social skills, motor skills, but has a limited vocabulary expected for... by Thea Taylor Sharon Powell | Aug 8, 2018 | Blog
What is speech development? There are many aspects a speech pathologist considers when assessing a child’s speech development, including whether a child has articulation or phonological errors. All children, from babies, to toddlers, to pre-schoolers, to school-age... by Joanne Teo Sharon Powell | Jul 28, 2018 | Blog
Books are one of the favourite and most-used tools as a Speech Pathologist There are so many different types of books available out there. From baby bath books, ‘lift the flap’ books to puzzle books. I could go on and on about the ways you can use books for different... by Sharon Powell | Jul 14, 2018 | Blog
How can you use bubbles to encourage your toddler’s language development? We use bubbles A LOT in our sessions with young children. It is a great ice breaker activity when getting to know infants and toddlers. However, they are not just a fun activity for the... by Joanne Teo Sharon Powell | Jun 18, 2018 | Blog
How does playing with my child help develop their language skills? Play provides opportunities for your child to connect and interact with you in a fun way. Children learn a lot through play, it is an important way that they learn about the world. For example young...