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LET’S TALK ABOUT… SPEECH & LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

A parent‑safe, neuro‑affirming guide from Chatterbox Pediatric Therapy Serving Savannah, Pooler, Richmond Hill & Effingham County Written

Expanding Executive Function Support at Chatterbox Pediatric Therapy and Chatter Blocks Learning Center

We are excited to welcome Nicole Ethridge, M.S., CCC-SLP, ADHD-RSP to the Chatterbox Pediatric Therapy and Chatter Blocks Learning Center team! Nicole

Executive Function: The “Air Traffic Control System” of a Child’s Brain

Have you ever watched a child melt down over homework, forget their lunch for the third day in a row, or struggle to get dressed on time—despite being

Child-Led Play in Therapy: What It Looks Like vs. What’s Really Happening

If you’ve ever watched your child in speech, occupational, or physical therapy and thought, “This just looks like play…”, you’re not alone. Play

Speech Therapy Myths Parents Hear All the Time (and What the Research Really Says)

As parents, we’re often surrounded by well-meaning advice about speech and language development: While these phrases are common, they aren’t

Understanding Insurance Reset Season:

What the New Year Means for Your Child’s Therapy Insurance Benefits As the new year begins, many families are surprised to learn that health

Introducing Chatter Blocks Learning Center: Building Skills for Life, One Block at a Time

Introducing Chatter Blocks Learning Center At Chatterbox Pediatric Therapy, we’ve spent years supporting children and families through medically

Understanding Sensory Processing: What Every Parent Should Know

Sensory processing refers to how the brain receives and responds to information from the senses. Some kids process this input differently, which can

Back-to-School Ready: Therapy Tips to Ease the Transition

Believe it or not, now is the perfect time to start prepping for back-to-school! Whether your child is heading to preschool or returning to a

Is It a Speech Delay or Just a Late Bloomer?

Every child develops at their own pace—but how do you know if your child’s speech delay is something to monitor or something to treat? Here are

Red, White & Sensory Smart: Tips for a Child-Friendly Fourth of July

Fireworks, loud crowds, flashing lights—while exciting, these can be overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivities. If your child experiences

Gross Motor Fun: 5 Simple PT Exercises You Can Do at Home

When it comes to building strength, balance, and coordination, consistency is key—and that includes practicing physical therapy exercises outside of