🎉 Welcome to a New School Year! 🚌📚As we kick off the year, here are a few simple speech and language tips to help support your child’s communication skills at home: 🗣️ Talk Often – Narrate your day, ask open-ended questions, and encourage your child...
At the heart of every strong relationship—whether at school, work, or home—is communication. At our Charlotte-based speech and language therapy practice, we believe that every individual deserves the opportunity to express themselves clearly and confidently. That’s why we're dedicated to helping children and adults improve...
At CLADS, we specialize in speech and language therapy that’s personalized, compassionate, and rooted in evidence-based practices. Whether your child is working on articulation, language development, social communication, or fluency — we’re here to walk alongside your family every step of the way. 🗣️ Services...
How to work on articulation skills with your child: Practice a little bit each day: take 10-15 minutes a day to work on your child’s speech sounds with them. Consistency is key! Model your child’s sounds: if your child incorrectly produces their speech sound, model...
Did you know- It is recommended that children under the age of 2, should not be exposed to screen time? For children aged 2 to 5 years, the Health Department recommends limiting screen time to 1 hour per day. Ways screen time can negatively impact...
Friendly reminder, you can always work on speech and language development!! Try asking your child open-ended questions about their day! Open ended questions will help you learn more about their day, increase their conversational skills, and enhance your relationship with them. Below are some open-ended...
If your child is non-verbal, communication is different for them. Here are ways we can communicate with them and they can learn to communicate their wants and needs more effectively. Learning and teaching your child different ways of communication, decreases frustration when your child is...
Tuesday Tips: Production of the /r/ sound is trickier than other sounds since visual cues are not as obvious as, say, the /p/ and /b/ sounds. So, it helps to have your child understand the correct tongue placement. Have your child feel the sides of...
How to work on articulation skills with your child Practice a little bit each day: take 10-15 minutes a day to work on your child’s speech sounds with them. Consistency is key! Model your child’s sounds: if your child incorrectly produces their speech sound, model...
Tips for Eliciting the /k/ and /g/ Sounds Having the child lean his head back so the tongue slides back to the oral cavity. Sometimes having the child actually lay on his back is needed. For tricky kids who are fronting, I have found that...