Multi Speech Care

Multi Speech Care Speech and therapy practice in the Hague in different languages-Logopediepraktijk in Den Haag in verschillende talen

05/06/2026

One session in my practice today:)

28/05/2026

A little glimpse into my day as a Speech Therapist 🤍Today, I helped a client with aphasia find their words again — one step, one sound, one conversation at a time. 🗣️✨

Every small progress matters, and being part of that journey is truly special đź’«

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20/05/2026

Veel ouders vragen zich af: “Begrijpt mijn kind eigenlijk al wat ik zeg?”
Dat kun je op een speelse en eenvoudige manier observeren.

Leg een paar voorwerpen of speelgoedfiguren op tafel, bijvoorbeeld: een kip, paard, haas en hond, samen met een belletje en een hand.
Noem vervolgens woorden Ă©Ă©n voor Ă©Ă©n en kijk of je kind het juiste voorwerp aanwijst of pakt.

Bij een kind van ongeveer 2 jaar verwacht je meestal dat eenvoudige, veelvoorkomende woorden al begrepen worden. Denk aan woorden zoals:

* hond
* hand
* paard
* kip
* bel of bellen

Het gaat hierbij niet om nazeggen, maar om taalbegrip: begrijpt je kind wat het woord betekent?

Waarom is dit belangrijk?
Taalontwikkeling begint met begrijpen. Kinderen begrijpen vaak al veel meer woorden dan ze zelf kunnen uitspreken. Een sterk taalbegrip vormt de basis voor later spreken, zinsvorming en communicatie. Veel ouders vragen zich af: “Begrijpt mijn kind eigenlijk al wat ik zeg?”
Dat kun je op een speelse en eenvoudige manier observeren.

Bij een kind van ongeveer 2 jaar verwacht je meestal dat eenvoudige, veelvoorkomende woorden al begrepen worden.

Het gaat hierbij niet om nazeggen, maar om taalbegrip: begrijpt je kind wat het woord betekent?
Als een kind op deze leeftijd weinig woorden lijkt te begrijpen, kan het zinvol zijn om dit verder te laten bekijken door een logopedist of jeugdprofessional. Vroege ondersteuning kan een groot verschil maken.

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15/05/2026

Not all learning happens at a table.

Some children first need to feel their body before they can focus.
First find balance before learning becomes possible.
First feel safe before connection can happen.

Sensory obstacle courses help children:
✨ develop body awareness
✨ process sensory input
✨ build motor skills
✨ gain confidence
✨ and find regulation

And the most beautiful part:
To the child, it often just feels like play. 🤍

Especially neurodivergent and non-speaking children benefit deeply from movement, structure, and sensory experiences.

Because behavior begins in the nervous system.

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🚫 Can autism be misdiagnosed?Yes — especially in young children. Some behaviors that look like autism can actually be ca...
13/05/2026

đźš« Can autism be misdiagnosed?

Yes — especially in young children. Some behaviors that look like autism can actually be caused by speech delays, sensory difficulties, ADHD, dyspraxia, anxiety, or emotional overload. Having autistic traits does not always mean a child has Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Early diagnosis is complex because children may struggle to communicate, feel overwhelmed in new environments, or react differently during short clinical assessments. A child who appears withdrawn or nonverbal at an appointment may behave completely differently at home.

That’s why accurate diagnosis should never rely on one short visit. It requires time, repeated observations, and a multidisciplinary approach involving neurologists, psychologists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, and other specialists.

A misdiagnosis can lead to inappropriate therapy, increased stress, and delays in getting the right support. Neuropsychological assessment can help identify why certain behaviors happen and highlight both strengths and challenges.

✨ The most important message for parents: trust a comprehensive evaluation process, observe your child over time, and don’t be afraid to seek a second opinion. SpeechTherapy OccupationalTherapy Neuropsychology ChildDevelopment EarlyIntervention ParentSupport SensoryProcessing ADHDawareness Dyspraxia SpeechDelay ChildPsychology PediatricNeurology MultidisciplinaryCare AutismEducation DevelopmentalPediatrics SpecialNeedsSupport MentalHealthMatters ParentingSupport ChildTherapy InclusiveCare AutismParents EarlyDiagnosis Neurodevelopment SupportFamilies MultiSpeechCare

How many words should a child say at 1 year old? 👶💬It’s important to understand: words are not the most important thing ...
12/05/2026

How many words should a child say at 1 year old? 👶💬

It’s important to understand: words are not the most important thing happening at this age.

Here’s what we actually expect to see around 12 months — and why it matters:

✨ Pointing
One of the most important skills at this age. A child points not only to ask for something, but also to share: “Look what I see!”

Pointing is a direct precursor to speech. When a child points to a bird and looks back at you, they are communicating: “I want to share my world with you.”

✨ Joint Attention
Your child follows your gaze or gesture when you point to something. This is called joint attention — a foundational skill for learning through language.

✨ Understanding Speech
By 1 year, children usually understand far more than they can say. They recognize their name, understand simple requests, and respond to familiar words.

✨ First Words
Around this age, children may say 1–5 meaningful words. A “word” doesn’t have to sound perfect — consistent sounds with clear meaning count too.
“Woof” for dog = a word.
“Ga”for grandma = a word.

✨ Communication Rituals
Waving “bye-bye,” playing peekaboo, handing you toys — these are early forms of conversation and social interaction.

At 1 year old, we look not only at the number of words, but at whether a child wants and is able to communicate — through gestures, eye contact, sounds, and interaction ❤️

This is the foundation on which speech and learning will grow.

We provide comprehensive developmental assessments to better understand each child’s unique strengths and needs.

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11/05/2026

Did you know that gross motor skills are closely connected to speech development?
• Crawling, climbing, balancing, and jumping build important brain connections
• Movement supports language, coordination, focus, and body awareness 💬🤸‍♂️
• Active play helps children learn and develop naturally
• Movement is a key foundation for healthy child development 🌱
• We provide comprehensive assessments to better understand each child’s individual development ❤️

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08/05/2026

Why are realistic images helpful in speech therapy? 🧠🗣️

Realistic images are easier to recognize and understand because they look like real-life objects and situations. This helps children and adults connect words with everyday experiences more naturally.

They support:
✨ vocabulary development
✨ language comprehension
✨ sentence building
✨ attention and motivation

Using real-life visuals also makes it easier to transfer learned language skills into daily communication. 🌍

Your 3-year-old isn’t talking yet?This can feel worrying for many parents — but every child develops language at their o...
07/05/2026

Your 3-year-old isn’t talking yet?
This can feel worrying for many parents — but every child develops language at their own pace. Still, early support can make a big difference. 💬✨

Here are a few things to pay attention to:
• Does your child understand simple instructions?
• Do they use gestures, eye contact, or sounds to communicate?
• Do they respond to their name?
• Do they try to imitate words or sounds?

What you can do:
✔️ Schedule a hearing check with your pediatrician
✔️ Create a language-rich environment: read, sing, and talk during everyday activities
✔️ Reduce screen time
✔️ Avoid pressure — language doesn’t develop through force
✔️ Seek early speech and language support if you have concerns

Early intervention is not “too early” — it’s giving your child the best opportunity to grow and communicate confidently. 🌱

📩 You can book a consultation and diagnostic session to better understand your child’s communication development and receive personalized guidance.

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💙 Why You Don’t Need to Be Afraid of AutismHearing the word “autism” can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t mean something...
24/04/2026

💙 Why You Don’t Need to Be Afraid of Autism

Hearing the word “autism” can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t mean something is “wrong” with your child.

✨ Autism is not a loss—it’s a different way of experiencing the world.
🧠 Many autistic children learn, grow, and develop—just in their own way and at their own pace.
🤝 With the right support, they can communicate, connect, and thrive.
đź’¬ Some may not speak, but they can still express themselves in meaningful ways.
🌱 Early support helps build skills—not change who your child is.

💡 Your child is still the same child you love. A diagnosis doesn’t take anything away—it helps you understand them better.

👉 You are not alone, and support is available.

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