Top Five Songs for Language Development The classic nursery rhymes which have been sung through the generations are considered to be the best songs for language development. Singing nursery rhymes to babies and toddlers would facilitate them to be aware of and imitate novel sounds, build vocabulary, be creative and improve their language memory. Usually, …
Oral Motor Exercises for Down’s Syndrome “We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because throw bushes have roses”- Abraham Lincoln Oral Motor Exercises for Down’s Syndrome This blog is on Oral Motor Exercises for Down’s Syndrome. Today we are going to talk about these adorable and loving children who are a little …
Simple Speech Therapy at Home for Toddlers 1) Embrace movement: Simple Speech Therapy at Home, Children like to move. It is proved that once youngsters move their bodies actively, they learn a brand-new talent. They activate a lot of elements of their brain. Attempt yoga to enhance vocabulary skills: You can work on your child’s …
Voice Therapy Games for Children speech and language therapy games, Children tend to have voice disorders due to excessive yelling and voice abuse even at pre-school age. However, they might be benefited from voice therapy may be at the age of six through twelve years. Young children might have hoarse voice purely functional with no …
Online Speech Therapy versus Screen Time Online Speech Therapy, “I give mobile-only during eating. Otherwise, he will not eat. So I give him for about three hours in a day only while eating.” This is a very common statement by mothers of young children who resort to showing the screen to feed their otherwise difficult …
Tips to bring speech therapy into normal activities – promoting generalisation) One of the best ways to bring therapy into normal activities is called generalization. This is when, the parent or teacher, points out items or sounds learned in therapy sessions and uses them in normal conversation. For example, if your son has been learning the …
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Fun Movement Activities for Speech Development Speech development activities, Motor movements including moving, crawling, sitting, standing are crucial parts of a child’s development. These skills help a child to explore his environment. This variety of movements in a child’s environment will help to grow. The American Academy of Pediatrics, 2007, explains, play is the “work …
All About Indian Sign Language for deaf and mute Indian Sign Language is a well-structured and coded gesture. Every gesture has a fixed meaning to it. Sign Language is the only means of communication for deaf people. In the past years, there has been an increased interest among researchers in the field of sign language …
Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) The Picture Exchange Communication System is a systematic way to teach a child how to communicate with someone. This can be done by giving a picture of what the child wants to communicate. The program was originally designed for children with autism but can be used for other non-verbal children …
Speech Stimulation in Infants and Toddlers with Down Syndrome : A Guide for Parents Speech Stimulation in Infants, Down Syndrome is a developmental difficulty due to a chromosomal error (or a problem with genes). All children with Down Syndrome have some degree of learning disability and develop skills at a slower rate than other children. …
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