Holiday gift ideas
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! The Holidays are here so PediaSpeech has put together some items you can add to your children’s Holiday Gift List!
Jennifer McCullough October 18, 2015
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How can we help our children?
Carly Morris is currently reading this book and has found a lot of very useful information in relation to our profession and raising children. This book provides information regarding executive functioning, early intervention and promoting parent/child socioemotional development.
Carly Cumberlander October 18, 2015
Late Bloomer or Language Problem??
Many parents ask themselves this question, is my child just a late bloomer, late talker, or is there an actual language problem. Check out this article from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association to see if this qualifies for your little one.
Carly Cumberlander October 18, 2015
Help My Struggling Reader: The Orton-Gillingham Approach
Late one night, I found my 9-year old daughter hiding under her covers with a flashlight reading “one last chapter”. Though I scolded her to turn her light off and go to bed, I went away smiling. She has what I call the “reading bug” and I count my lucky
Jennifer McCullough October 18, 2015
How to Help My Struggling Reader: The Orton-Gillingham Approach
By: Jennifer McCullough M.S. CCC-SLPLate one night, I found my 9-year old daughter hiding under her covers with a flashlight reading “one last chapter”. Though I scolded her to turn her light off and go to bed, I went away smiling. She has what I call the “reading bug” and
PediaSpeech April 23, 2013
Happy Holidays from PediaSpeech!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! The Holidays are here so PediaSpeech has put together some items you can add to your children’s Holiday Gift List!Some ideas from our Speech Therapists:Ages 15 months – 3 yo To work on: Cause & effect, Appropriate play skills, Following directions (e.g., in and out), Identifying/naming common pictures,
PediaSpeech December 7, 2012
Apraxia-The Story of the Tarpley family
APRAXIA. What does that mean?Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder. Children with CAS have great difficulty planning and producing the precise, highly refined and specific series of movements of the speech mechanism . Most children who are diagnosed with CAS have receptive (or understanding) skills within
PediaSpeech October 4, 2012
Welcome!
PediaSpeech wants to welcome Mirabel to our practice this month! Mirabel is a special little girl who at 11 months of age began having seizures in an area of the brain called the temporal-parietal lobe also termed the “Wernicke’s area”. This part of the brain is critically involved with speech
PediaSpeech September 28, 2012
1-2-3, MAGIC!
Attention all Parents! If you are having trouble discipling your child, we have just what you need. It’s called “1-2-3 Magic” and from experience here in the PediaSpeech office, it works! 1-2-3 is America’s #1 child discipline program and is the leading resource for parenting solutions that are easy-to-learn and
PediaSpeech September 19, 2012
Books About Communication: Autism and Asperger Syndrome
georgiabarberlounge.com/viagra-3174 Click here to find great books written for and about children with autism and asperger syndrome. For more information on autism and asperger syndrome and other communication disorders visit www.pediaspeech.com or call us at 770-209-9826.
Tiffany Woodcock July 27, 2012
What are some signs or symptoms of feeding and swallowing disorders in children?
Children with feeding and swallowing problems have a wide variety of symptoms. Not all signs and symptoms are present in every child. The following are signs and symptoms of feeding and swallowing problems in very young children: arching or stiffening of the body during feeding irritability or lack of alertness
Tiffany Woodcock July 13, 2012