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🌷 Easter Basket Ideas for Kids with Dietary Restrictions and Sensory Needs

(That Also Support Development—Without Feeling Like Therapy) aster baskets are meant to be fun—but for many families, they can

Why Gestures Matter: Understanding “16 Gestures by 16 Months”

Before Words Come, Gestures Come First One of the most important early signs of communication development is not words—it is

The Power of Reading to Your Baby

Celebrating Read Across America Week in Savannah Each year, families across the country celebrate Read Across America Week, a time dedicated

Consistency: The Foundation for Your Child’s Best Life at Chatterbox

Consistent attendance is the key to success for any child receiving speech, occupational, or physical therapy. It is the steady momentum that allows

HANDOUT FOR PEDIATRICIANS & DAYCARES

DOES ECHOLALIA COUNT AS LANGUAGE? Understanding Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) in Young Children From Chatterbox Pediatric Therapy |

🧩 LET’S TALK ABOUT… GESTALT LANGUAGE PROCESSING (GLP)

Understanding Echolalia, Scripts & Natural Language Development The Big Picture Some children don’t learn language

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