Communication Consultation Ltd.

09/16/2026

Parents! Are you waiting for speech and language help for your child? I’m sharing videos of communication strategies to use with children. Today I am using a voice button to help give a child some words while we play. Follow me for upcoming tips and strategies! ➡️these videos should not replace going to see a speech-therapist for an assessment and individual recommendations.

09/15/2026

09/13/2026

It’s not just the screen. One recent study of toddlers found the kids who struggled most with language had high screen time AND less back and forth talk with adults. It’s what the screen can replace that matters: conversation.
I unpacked the study in plain language, plus some simple conversation strategies, in a free parent guide: Screen Time, Unpacked. Grab it by following me and typing screen time guide in the comments.

09/09/2026

Create the story WITH your child! Help them put a few ideas together and then act it out! Video each part and make a movie! I am using super sentences kit toys in this video

09/07/2026

🌈Here’s how to turn “I love a rainbow” into talking practice.

1. Sentence completion. Sing “I love a”and stop. Wait. Let your child fill in the blank with anything. Rainbow, cookie, dog, mommy. Any answer is ok!
2. Slow it down. Use the playback speed setting to slow all songs you listen to down (look under settings for playback speed). Slower singing means your child can hear each word and try to join in.
3. Sing it in front of a mirror. Kids learn sounds by watching mouths. Face to face works, mirrors work even better because you’re both watching.
4. Sing while coloring a rainbow with sidewalk chalk or making a playdough rainbow! Ms Rachel gets a few minutes of your child’s day. You get the rest. ➡️Educational content only. Not a substitute for therapy by a registered SLP.

09/06/2026

This is my friend Beau! His mom gave me permission to post this video. Beau is just learning to connect with me. When we have attention on each other and are happy together that’s connection. Sometimes I only get a few seconds of attention but this was an amazing day! He had done some swinging and climbing to get his body ready for this fun exchange. Watch him communicating with me through his facial expression, laughing, smiling and touch! His mom and I were so proud of him 🥹 I’ll be launching my new app in the next week that will have lots more video examples of strategy #1 CONNECTION ♥️ ➡️children have different ways to get their bodies ready to connect. An Occupational Therapist can help you determine your child’s specific needs to regulate their body.

09/03/2026

Speech & Language Strategy 1. Connection to build speech & language skills. Before children can learn to communicate, they need to want to be with you. You can build connection by being face to face when you talk and play. When you have attention on each other and do something together that’s connection! Sometimes children can’t look directly at you but take quick glances. That’s a great start. ➡️if you want more specific information for your child, you should see a speech-language therapist for individualized suggestions.

09/02/2026

Today I’m unpacking my therapy bag: games, toys, pictures, regulation tools — all my favourite things. But here’s the secret — the strategies matter more than what’s in my bag.
That’s why I’m going to start unpacking speech and language for you, right here. The real strategies I use every day, in plain language that you can use at home.
Stay tuned — we’re just getting started! ➡️
One important thing: nothing replaces an individual speech-language assessment. If you have concerns about your child’s speech or language, please see a speech-language pathologist one-on-one — these posts are a great support, but they’re not a substitute.