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Teaching Sign Language To Enhance Early Communication

Sign language is not only for the Deaf and hard of hearing! Research shows that teaching sign language to babies and using it regularly is a great way to enhance..

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Six Major Steps to Eating

There are six major steps we can take when it comes to incorporating new foods into a child’s diet. The Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Approach encourages children to explore and..

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Voice Disorders

Our voice comes from air passing through the lungs into the larynx. Our larynx is where our vocal folds are, which vibrate to make sound. Voice disorders can occur due..

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Let’s Talk About Language Development: Birth to 1 year

Every child meets their milestones at their own pace, some earlier or later than others. However, if your child's communication milestones are falling behind it is important to see a..

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What is White Sutton syndrome?

White Sutton syndrome is a neurodevelopmental disorder. White Sutton syndrome can be characterized by developmental delay, cognitive dysfunction, hypotonia, and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder. This disorder causes intellectual disability. Some common..

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