Having a child with a feeding disorder can be frustrating. Your child may refuse entire food groups, eat only 1 or 2 foods, or have a...

What is a feeding and/or swallowing disorder? As defined by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA): “Feeding and...

Life with kids is busy- I understand! That’s why as a speech-language pathologist, I always encourage parents to embed language...

While it is a bit easier to picture the structure of a therapy session for an elementary-aged student working on sounds such as "r", "l"...

This article highlights the path from referral to your child's first speech therapy session.

Buying a new toy for your toddler is always fun and exciting. However, everyday items that we all have around the house can be just as...

One of the easiest and most effective ways to work on your child's language skills at home is during routines. Daily routines include...

Elf on the Shelf has become a worldwide phenomenon, and a Christmas tradition for many families. This sneaky elf shows up shortly after...

One of my favorite populations to help as a speech-language pathologist is late-talking toddlers. Concerned parents will often tell me,...

I often get referrals from parents or pediatricians with concerns about a child’s fluency skills. Simply put, they think that a child is...

3 Toys You Should Consider for Christmas This Year As a speech-language pathologist, parents often ask me what toys I would recommend to...

Fall is here! It’s time for pumpkin spice lattes, cozy sweaters, and watching the leaves change color. Fall is also a wonderful...

There is a lot of discussion today among parents about screen time and children: How much is too much? Will screen time delay my child’s...

Heading back to school can be a tough transition time for some students, especially younger ones who may be attending a preschool or...

Summer is a time to relax and take a break from the busy schedule during the school year. However, summer should also be a time to...