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By Allie, Shine SLP Toddler Compromise. The relationship with your child can often feel like being in a constant state of negotiation. You may feel
By PLAY Project Consultant, Brenna …. But I want my child to talk!!! This is what I hear from families very very very often. As
You don’t need a fancy new toy to motivate your little one. Something as simple as a ball can be used to encourage your little one to sit! The Dollar Store is a great place to find a ball to use if you don’t already have one at home.
One of the most common pieces of advice we give is for families to reduce, or better yet stop, telling their toddler to “say [word].” We know this seems counterintuitive.
National Small Business week has given me an opportunity to sit back and reflect upon all that I’ve learned as a small business leader during
A popular toy for toddlers is a shape sorter! It teaches cause and effect, problem solving, using fine motor skills and turn taking. As therapists,
Presented By: Kristin Faulkner, SLP/Feeding Therapist & Ally Cole, Dietitian
This course will look at the collaborative roles of the feeding therapist and dietitian in the assessment and treatment of children with pediatric feeding disorders in the Early Intervention System.
Approved for 1.5 credit hours by the Early Intervention Training Program in Illinois
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