Kidsplay Therapy Center

09/12/2026

09/11/2026

Parents,

Your voice matters!

We are asking you to take just one minute to help protect access to speech therapy services for your child and children across the country.

Beginning in January 2027, speech therapists may face significant reimbursement cuts that we simply cannot afford. Reimbursement rates are already too low, making it very difficult to recruit and retain qualified therapists. Additional cuts could significantly impact our ability to pay speech therapists what they deserve and could result in very limited access to services.

Your voice matters. Without adequate reimbursement, your child - and many other children - may face longer waitlists, fewer available therapists, or may have to go without these essential services.

Please take a minute to complete the attached parent survey.

Thank you for advocating for your child and helping us protect access to these essential services.

Please click the link to complete this form.

08/10/2026

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05/22/2026

Tiny taps, huge voice 💙 Watching confidence grow one message at a time is one of the best parts of what we do. Communication looks different for every child, and every voice deserves to be heard. ✨

05/19/2026

School is almost out ☀️ and as we head into summer, let’s make a goal to increase screen-free play and intentional time together at home. These simple activities support so many important skills, including speech and language development, fine motor skills, social interaction, regulation, attention, and early learning through play and connection.

🎲 Board Games
Go Fish, UNO, Candy Land, memory games, and matching games help build turn-taking, waiting, problem-solving, flexibility, and social communication (commenting, requesting, and responding).

🧁 Baking
Make cookies, cupcakes, pizza, or snack boards together. This naturally supports sequencing, following directions, vocabulary, and fine motor skills like pouring, stirring, scooping, and measuring.

🎨 Arts & Crafts
Painting, coloring, play dough, cutting, gluing, stickers, and chalk art help strengthen fine motor control, visual motor skills, creativity, and expressive language as kids describe what they’re making.

🌿 Nature Walks
Walks, scavenger hunts, collecting leaves/rocks, or picnics support regulation, observation skills, and language development (labeling, describing, commenting, and asking questions).

📚 Reading
Shared book reading builds vocabulary, comprehension, narrative skills, and attention. Try acting out stories, using silly voices, or retelling favorite books together.

🧸 Pretend Play
Play kitchen, costumes, doctor, grocery store, puppets, and dolls support imagination, problem-solving, social language, and functional communication skills like requesting, negotiating, and storytelling.

05/14/2026

Here’s a little glimpse into the AAC read aloud programs at the library with Milestone Moments 💙📚

We had the best time at both the Locust Grove and McDonough library events! It was such a blast being a part of these special days filled with stories, connection, communication, and play.

Watching kids explore books, engage with AAC, and connect with peers and families in such a fun and supportive environment was truly so special. We loved seeing communication celebrated in so many different ways! ✨

Thank you to everyone who came out and made these events so memorable!! We can’t wait for the next one! 🫶