When a child begins therapy, most families naturally focus on the milestones ahead: a new word spoken, a successful zipper mastered, or improved physical coordination. What many families are pleasantly
Feeding Milestones Babies follow the developmental stages of feeding when developing their oral motor skills. It is important to match the foods being offered to their oral motor skills. If
Why Does Screen Time Matter? Here is a list of screen time facts from the Canadian Paediatric Society: Nearly all children in Canada are exposed to screens by the age
GLP meets AAC After we’ve identified the client’s strengths by understanding why they communicate, existing language repertoire and predominant stages, it is important to see how the AAC can fit
What are the Implications of Mouth Breathing? The growth and development of a child’s face and oral structures are greatly influenced by the tongue and lips. When a child breathes
What is Gestalt Language Processing? Gestalt language processing is a natural way some children acquire language by learning it in whole “chunks,” often called gestalts or scripts. These chunks are