Kath McLaughlin Speech Pathologist

04/04/2023

If you’re time poor, daily routines such as changing or bathing your child serve as the perfect opportunities to help your child connect what you’re saying with what you’re doing. This is especially true if you are careful to say the words at the exact moment that you perform the action.

If you say “arm in” as you put your child’s arm through the sleeve of a top then they will start to understand that action. Repetition is extremely important in developing your child’s language and speech - routines are a golden opportunity!

For more ideas head to my website https://km-speech-pathology.com/

08/02/2023

❤️ It’s not the number of words that we say to our children that makes the difference – it’s the interactions between us.
So when you’re talking to your child, remember to sit back, and watch and listen and let them take their turn in the conversation.
Then you can take your turn and say something about whatever it is that they’re interested in ❤️

You can visit my website for more ideas and information
https://km-speech-pathology.com/what-can-parents-do-to-help/

16/10/2022

Make the most of each moment that you spend with your child ❤️

04/05/2022