Picture if you will, a small child sitting in a highchair.  A brightly colored toy sits just out of reach. As you observe, the child mak...

The first time I heard the term "Letterboxing" was in the Facebook status of one of my friends.  She and her children supposedly h...

My son is at the age where his play is inventive. He's a "set-up" kind of player. I'm sure you've seen one or two of t...

Today is my last day of school!  WAHOOOOOO!!! For the last few weeks, I've been working hard getting a packet of materials ready to se...

I'm sure you've all seen Speech Buddies making the rounds on some of your favorite blogs.  Well, did you know that they  have their...

Today we have a guest post from Valerie Gent.   Valerie is an Australian based Speech Pathologist working primarily with infants and childre...

As speech-language pathologists, we spend lots of time in school (typically 6 years) and learn so much.  Once you're out of school, you...

I've mentioned on the Facebook page that Massachusetts has a new educator evaluation system.  We have a rubric for parent communication,...

In my district, all kindergarteners need to have their hearing screened.  The SLPs are responsible for this task.  I asked on Facebook i...

There's a new book on the market on Childhood Apraxia of Speech - "Speaking of Apraxia:  A Parents' Guide to Childhood Apraxia ...