Tips for Parents of Children who Stutter Parents of kids who stutter, face many distinctive challenges, starting from confusion and frustration from making {an attempt|attempting} to know such an enigmatic issue. However, to help their child, conflicting messages are coming back from the web, beloved ones, and even professionals. Build your child’s confidence, It’s vital …
Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning. – Fred Rogers Firstly, sensory input is a very crucial part of every child’s development. In other words, sensory play and the ability to feel the input from the five senses help in brain development. Furthermore, the five senses, including touch, smell, sight, hearing, …
Tips to Promote Writing in Children with Dyslexia Dyslexia or Learning Disability is a learning disorder that develops in children. In other words, it causes difficulty in reading, writing, and following instructions in class and at home. Further, kids with dyslexia are as normal as any other child. But, they require more time to perform …
The Homework Struggle – A short story First, “Finish your reading worksheets Neel”, said mom. Next, “No”, replied Neel curtly. Further, she said, “It is just two worksheets. It will take hardly twenty minutes”, mom tried to reason out. Then, “Nooooooooooo”, bellowed Neel. Finally she said, “Finish your work, later you can have fun!”, asserted …
Learning Activities for Kids on Eid Eid Mubarak! Here are some Learning Activities for Kids on Eid. Festivals bring with them joy and tons of learning opportunities for the kids. But, this Eid may be a little different with the covid social distancing rules in place. Nonetheless, let’s cheer up and make this Eid a …
Mother’s Day Activities for Speech Mothers are special. In other words, our friend, first teacher, and guide. Moreover, this bond is beyond expressions, just beyond words and pictures. Further, mother’s efforts are just priceless, from having sleepless nights managing a toddler to being an anxious mom waiting for their children to return home early, mothers …
Working Memory Activities for Aphasia Verbal information when we communicate with one another is stored in the form of working memory. It is a temporary storage area with limited capacity. Using our working memory, we can manipulate the information that we see or hear so that we understand the tasks. It also helps us in …
Reading for Fun, Reading for Language, Reading for Life! Every parent dreams that their child should love to read. Why is this so? Because reading opens so many doors in school and beyond. This blog is on Reading for Fun, Reading for Language, Reading for Life! So what is the magic spell that will turn …
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Coping with Aphasia: Caregiver’s guide Coping with Aphasia is not easy. It can be a very daunting task. Your loved one with aphasia isn’t the only person feeling sad and depressed. Caregivers get sad, too. In fact, some get downright depressed. Here are some tips that will guide you to help your loved one and …
Mealtime Speech Activities for Children Here are some mealtime speech activities. These are fun ways you can work on speech and language during meals and snacks that you have every day! Mealtime Speech Activities #1: Request Foods You can have your kid work on requesting objects by having them request all of the various foods …