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We’ve supplied you with two blogs focusing on Speech and Occuaptional Therapy idea for home practice/learning with both fun and functional idea, that are hopefully easy to implement into your daily routine. We will be sharing intervention about : *engaging children *sensory connections *gross motor ideas *fine motor ideas *emotional regulation and moreEmbracing Spring: Early Intervention Occupational […]

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  This blog will cover a brief overview of speech and language development. It will also highlight fun and functional ways for you to grow  speech, language and communication skills at home. Check out the rest of the blog for ideas, especially for early intervention, and at home strategies.  *speech and language fundamentals *8 fun and

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Exploring the Role of Pretend Play in Preschoolers’ Development  

Exploring the Role of Pretend Play in Preschoolers’ Development Introduction: Pretend play is a fundamental aspect of early childhood development, serving as a bridge between reality and imagination. At the preschool stage, children engage in pretend play frequently, often assuming roles and enacting scenarios that mimic real-life experiences. *Characteristics of Pretend Play *Importance of Pretend

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Understanding the Red Flags of Autism 

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects individuals across a spectrum, presenting with diverse strengths and challenges. Early identification of signs or “red flags” associated with autism is crucial for timely intervention and support. While it’s important to note that every individual is unique, there are common behaviors and characteristics that may

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5 Components of Language

Morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics are crucial components of linguistics, collectively contributing to our understanding of language structure and use.  Morphology: Morphology is the study of the structure and formation of words. It delves into morphemes, the smallest units of meaning, and their combinations. Morphological analysis involves understanding how affixes, roots, and stems come together

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16 Gestures by 16 Months You may or may not have heard about the rule of thumb in early language development: 16 gestures by 16 months. What does this mean? Typical language development is just that, typical and predictable. As babies develop there are usually patterns and behaviors that are seen and are signs that

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