Speech Therapy

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

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

From First Words to Full Sentences: Understanding Speech Milestones

Speech development is one of the most exciting parts of early childhood. At Chatterbox Pediatric Therapy, we often get questions like, “Should my

How to Support Speech and Language Development Over the Summer

As the school year winds down and summer begins, many families look forward to a break from the daily routine. While it’s important to relax and

Recognizing Speech Delays: When to Seek Help for Your Child

Every child develops at their own pace, but knowing when to seek help for speech delays is crucial. Early intervention makes a significant difference

Valentine’s Day Crafts to Encourage Speech and Language Development

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to incorporate fun, festive activities into your child’s speech and language development. Simple crafts and games

Why Modeling AAC Use is Key to Helping Children Communicate

When we think about how children learn to talk, it's clear that it’s a process that takes time thats why we recommend modeling AAC use. Children are

Understanding How Your Child Learns Language: Analytic vs. Gestalt Language Processing

Did you know that children learn language in different ways? The two primary styles of language acquisition are known as Analytic and Gestalt.

Debunking Myths: How AAC Supports Your Child’s Talking Skills

There’s a common misconception that using Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) methods might hinder a child’s ability to speak. However,

Alternative and Assistive Communication (AAC) for children who struggle to speak

Alternative and Assistive Communication (AAC) is a valuable tool for children who struggle to speak. It can unlock their potential for

5 Strategies for Parents of Late Talkers

Language is one of the few skills we use all day, every day. Having a child with emerging language skills can be exciting as they acquire new skills,

How Autism Impacts Communication

Children with autism greatly benefit from attending speech therapy, as these children often have challenges with their communication and social