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From learning new crafts to playing with other children to coloring and painting, preschool can seem like a lot of

It’s not uncommon for parents of children with autism to have questions about diet and nutrition. In part, that’s because

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) impacts 1 in every 54 children throughout

Tongue Tie and Speech Therapy

Tongue tie, also known as ankyloglossia, is a condition in which the bottom of the tongue is tethered to the

Consonant Cluster Reduction

So much of our spontaneous speech is filled with consonant clusters. The word “spaghetti,” for example, has a consonant cluster

As natural as it may feel when you’re an adult, eating is a learned behavior. Infants and children must discover--and

Broadly speaking, children have an impressive ability to learn and synthesize speech by doing little other than listening. So when

Watching your child apply themselves to speech therapy can be a true joy. Maybe you watch as trouble articulating the

As a parent, it can be scary when your child isn’t reaching expected speech and communication milestones. Perhaps your daughter

Interpersonal communication is governed by a wide range of unwritten, unspoken rules encompassing both verbal and non verbal cues. The

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