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So your three-year-old doesn’t say much: A by-product of personality and Covid social distancing? Or something to check out?

by Tammy Herrmann | Dec 1, 2021 | Speech and Language

Your child just turned three years old and you finally had a social get-together with friends and family.  No doubt this was a big deal for your child as during the pandemic your child celebrated not one, but potentially two birthdays via Zoom or Teams!  Grandparents...

Encourage Speech-Language Development in Your Toddler/Preschooler

by Tammy Herrmann | Feb 25, 2021 | Infant developement, Speech and Language

Play precedes language, so up until age 7, our children learn language best through play and hands-on activities. This may involve various levels of play that target all of the senses. Children also learn best through language concepts they can experience. Here are...

What Sounds/Words Should My Infant Be Producing and When

by Tammy Herrmann | Jan 14, 2021 | Infant developement, Speech and Language, Therapy

What Sounds/Words Should My Infant Be Producing and When (adapted from “Nobody Ever Told Me [Or my Mother] That” by Diane Bahr M.S., CCC-SLP, CIMI; pgs 219-222) 0-15 months 1-month: Vowel-like sounds, mostly “ee” and “ah” (mostly nasal productions) within cooing 2-3...

Ways to Support Early Speech-Language Development

by Tammy Herrmann | Jan 13, 2021 | Infant bonding, Infant developement, Infant Feeding, Speech and Language, Therapy

Language development begins at birth. The first signs of social communication begin with eye contact and speaking to your baby, responding to his/her vocalizations and sounds and bonding.  Bonding: Skin to skin contact is wonderful in those first months for many...

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