As a parent, you play a crucial role in your child’s speech therapy journey. Your child’s speech therapist is there to help your child improve their communication skills, but it’s important that you work together as a team to ensure
Speech Therapy around the world: Wanderlust SLP in India
After a quite long break, a new Wanderlust SLP video is here, and this time in wonderful India. I decided to broaden my horizons with a trip to Asia, and it was a great opportunity to meet colleagues from this
April is World Autism Acceptance Month: From Awareness to Acceptance
April is recognized globally as Autism Acceptance Month, which aims to raise awareness about autism, promote acceptance, and foster inclusivity for individuals on the autism spectrum. The month is dedicated to celebrating differences and highlighting the unique strengths of individuals
How important is the representation of kids with disabilities through toys?
Toys and play are an essential part of childhood, and it’s important for all children to feel included and represented. Kids with disabilities need to be able to see themselves in the toys they play with so that they can
Articulation games to make Speech Therapy fun and exciting.
Articulation games are a great way to work on speech sounds and language skills for children in speech therapy. These games provide kids with a fun and interactive way to practice their articulation skills. Articulation games can help children with
The benefits of Yoga for children on the autism spectrum.
Yoga has become increasingly popular in recent years, and its benefits are now being recognized by parents and professionals alike. When it comes to children with autism, yoga can be an invaluable tool in helping them to manage their behavior
12 Fun and Easy Tips For Parents Who Are Raising Picky Eaters
Picky eating is often met in toddlers. After the rapid growth of infancy, a toddler’s growth rate, and appetite, tends to slow down a bit. At this age, toddlers are also beginning to develop food preferences, which can be a fickle process.
How to help your baby with the first words.
When it comes to language development, all parents have questions about how to help their child, and it can be an exciting and nerve-wracking process. Is there anything you can do to help your child with their speech and language
Don’t let dysphagia make you feel left out
When we think of the holiday season, no matter what we celebrate, we all have the same picture in our head: spending time with the family around a table full of all kinds of treats. For some people though, it
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) means “other ways to communicate.”
Children and adults with severe speech or language problems may need to find other ways to communicate besides talking. There are many types of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) they can use. Speech-language pathologists, or SLPs, can help with getting to know them