As a parent, watching your child grow and develop is one of life’s greatest joys. From their first coos to their first full sentences, every stage of language development is exciting, and sometimes a little concerning. While all children develop at their own pace, there...
There is nothing more precious than a sweet baby exercising their skills in talking with their high-pitched baby voice. With W’s in place of R’s “FWOG” for Frog and L’s in place Y’s “Lellow” for Yellow, it is a darling time of developing language skills....
An important part of helping young children who may need speech therapy is early intervention. To achieve early intervention with speech therapy it is vital to know the speech and language developmental milestones. While all children develop at a different pace, knowing what the “normal”...
All parents get concerned sometimes about if their child is developing on schedule. Every child progresses differently and has their learning style. If you notice that your child has delays, don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment. Whether it be speech or physical, you can schedule...
Being a parent in the digital age it is important to remember the roles that verbal communication and personal interaction– free from technology distractions–play in children’s academic and social development. Kids today are using devices for hours every day–time that once was reserved for talking...
The Levine JCC Kids Triathlon will directly support the rehabilitation programs at Levine Children’s Hospital . These programs are available to infants and children of all walks of life. After a child suffers a significant injury or illness, they often need inpatient rehabilitation services to...
Reshma, our Occupational Therapist, discusses how to know if your child might need Occupational Therapy. For more information- call 704-845-0561 .
Rebekah recaps and discusses great ways through play that you can help your child with reaching his/her developmental milestones.
Rebekah continues to show you ways to work with your children in reaching their developmental milestones through play. Identifying parts of the body on first a toy stuffed animal and than themselves and than you helps not only in cognitive learning but in learning pronouns such as his nose, my nose and your nose.
Rebekah continues ways in working with your child to reach their developmental milestones with interactive play. Singing songs and mimicking is a great way to help your child with speech, language and motor skills.