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Making practice fun

Kids develop the use of new speech sounds best when they have short frequent practice sessions. It is best to practice for 5 or 10 minutes once or twice per day rather than try to do a big long practice once per week. Do… Go to full post


Top literacy ideas

There are many things families can do at home to help their child be successful with literacy. Here is one of our most popular posts about ideas for supporting kids to develop literacy skills.  You, as a  parent, are … Go to full post


Christmas and autism

Christmas means family, friends, parties, presents, food, music, lights, decorations, Santa and lots of hugs.  Everything looks and sounds different, from decorations at home to Christmas music in the shops. Routines ch… Go to full post


Books for Christmas

Parents often ask what are good ideas for things to get their child for Christmas to help develop their speech and language skills. Including some books in your child's stocking gives them a lasting gift which is va… Go to full post


Babies and toddlers

Helping your baby or toddler to learn speech and language skills is one of the best things you can do to set your child up for future success with learning. Here is one of our popular posts about simple things y… Go to full post


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