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How to Support Children in Food Exploration

Research suggests that part of children’s food preferences stem from their experience in utero (Lam, 2015). The amniotic fluid absorbs the foods ingested by the mother and is shared with..

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Duality of Thumb Sucking

Infants are born with certain natural reflexes. Certain actions such as suckling are natural as infants explore and search for their food source. Thumb sucking can help with oral stimulation..

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What is a Tongue Thrust?

Tongue thrusts refer to the forward motion of the tongue when speaking, chewing and/or swallowing. During a tongue thrust it may be possible to visibly see the tongue pushing forward..

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Pathological Voice Assessment
Samantha D. Smith MS CF SLP TSSLD

Have you ever had a voice assessment before? If you are a speech language pathologist, have you ever provided a voice assessment? There are many factors related to assessing the..

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Lateral Lisp Correction

Have you ever heard your child, student, or client say the “s” sound with a slushy tone when expressed? That “slushy” tone could be due to air flowing over the..

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