
Keeping Ears Healthy Over Winter
As temperatures drop and we move into cold and flu season it is important to consider ways we can improve children’s ear
As temperatures drop and we move into cold and flu season it is important to consider ways we can improve children’s ear
Linda Foskey CPSP Robust Vocabulary A specific technique I use with children with developmental language disorder is Robust Vocabulary Intervention. The technique
Linda Foskey, CPSP In Part I, I discussed the development of children’s vocabulary in the early years. As children grow, educators, parents
Linda Foskey, CPSP Consider this – Children who are exposed to a vocabulary-rich environment in childhood begin school having heard approximately 45
I’m sure we have all been there either personally as a parent, sibling, or with a friend, when a child ‘throws their
Family day care providers can now access tailor-made training featuring the expertise of speech pathologists, with the release of our new online
Preparing your child for school ‘Is my child ready for school?’‘What can I be doing to help them be ready?’ These are
Educators and parents know how much children delight in rhyming words. It is a special moment when a child recognises a rhyming
What is calcium? Calcium is a mineral found in certain foods, supplements and medications. Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the
Asking questions and thinking about questions you ask children in your centre has to be one of my favourite topics. That is
How to use picture books with pre-school aged children to support their speech and language learning. As a mobile speech pathologist, I
In the blog this month we will be continuing to consider school readiness looking further into children’s development and learning milestones in