In this month’s Toy Tuesday blog, Natalie is sharing lots of great ideas for incorporating Pop Up Pirate into therapy! Pop Up Pirate is a classic family favourite game that is played by children all around the world. Using this fun and engaging...
According to The British Stammering Association, at least 5% of children under the age of five will go through a phase of stammering, and up to a quarter of these children are at risk of developing persistent stammering if they do not...
Your baby begins communicating from the day they are born, by you talking to them, listening to them and responding to them you are helping them develop and learn. Their brains are developing quickly and your interaction and engagement with them will...
Whether your child is a great little talker or whether they need a helping hand to help them develop those speech, language and communication skills, Talking Tots are the classes for you! Talking Tots is the UK ́s original and favourite provider of...
The use of dummies is a controversial topic amongst parents and professionals. We understand that for parents it can be extremely distressing to hear their baby upset and many opt for a dummy to soothe and pacify their little one. Some research...
Christmas day is almost upon us! How are you planning on entertaining your little ones once the mahem of present-opening is done? Lots of us enjoy playing games with family, but how can we get the children involved? Here are some fun...
Colourful Semantics is an evidence-based therapy approach used by Speech and Language Therapists to help children develop spoken or signed sentence structure. This approach can be used with children with a wide range of needs including those with autism and those with...
Having children and watching them develop can be both an amazing and terrifying experience for many parents. The joy felt when a child takes their first step could coincide with anxiety if they can’t manage as many words as some of their...
It’s happened! Baby has said his/her first word! Finally, we can hear an emerging speaking voice! We all know that when children are learning to talk they say things like “wabbit” instead of “rabbit”, “fog” instead of “frog”, “nana” instead of “banana”, but...
Children learn speech and language skills all day, every day. There are so many opportunities throughout the day to talk to your child and provide them with enriching language experiences; nappy changing, bath time, breakfast and story time are just a few....
