Speech Therapy Activities

R blends: In-Depth Info & Word Lists

Working on r blends with your child and confused about what words fall under what category. A little introduction regarding what...

R Sound Speech Therapy: Causes and Tips to Pronounce R

Do they say ‘wabbit’ instead of ‘rabbit’, 'callut' instead of 'carrot'? This is known as rhotacism and is a type of articulation...

Diagnosis And Treatment For Articulation Disorder

A very common query that bothers parents is if their child’s articulation disorder can be fixed or not. Yes, with a detailed assessment,...

Articulation Disorder: Types, Causes & Signs

Is your child not speaking clearly? Is their speech not improving? Do others find it difficult to understand what they are saying? If...

Impact of autism on the life of a person

Autism is a neurological disorder that occurs due to developmental differences in the brain of the child while in the womb of the mother....

What you should know about speech delay in children?

What is speech delay? Speech delay is when a child isn't developing speech and language at an expected rate. It refers to a delay in the...

Enhance your child's listening skills

"Listening skills are very important in our daily lives. We often listen simply to respond, not to actually understand what is being...

7 ways to add movement in your next therapy session

Have you heard of someone who writes exaggerated notes to learn or someone who walks very fast while revising their notes? Why is it so?...

5 kid-friendly virtual trips from home

Parents, we hear you! We know that you have already done all the activities and crafts at home. We are also aware that you are running...

Teaching inferencing through Pixar short films

Kids love watching animated movies. Pixar short films have great visuals, are engaging and are also freely available on Youtube. They...

How to practice inferencing at home with your kid

The ability to inference is crucial for reading comprehension and school literacy. In our previous article, we explained how important it...

Epic- Fail videos by Ellen is a hit in speech therapy

I really like to use Youtube in my sessions whether it’s showing children short Pixar films or using commercials.