Fill-in sets is a term I use to describe phrases like “ready, set,… go” that you can leaving unfinished for a child to fill in. For example, parent says, “ready, set….” and child fills in, “go!” Fill-in sets are a great way to stimulate language and they’re engaging for children because they are: – predictable – exciting (thinkContinue reading “Use Stacking Blocks to Teach Your Child New Words!”
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Use Bubbles to Build Language!
In any activity we do, be it play or a simple home routine such as bath time, it’s easy to create opportunities for language use each step of the way! Here’s how you can break down the simple play routine of blowing bubbles to give your child lots of opportunities to use language! If theContinue reading “Use Bubbles to Build Language!”
5 Tips for Parents and Caregivers of Young Children Who Stutter
Learn about ways you can support your young child who stutters.
Adventures in Communication 