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Whether your child is going back to school virtually, in-person, or a combination of both, consider some of these tips to help your family get organized, establish structure, and prepare for the year ahead.

Check out these books, games and tips to encourage early readers

Looking for some summertime fun? Whether you are traveling far or staying close to home, virtual field trips are a great way to teach your children and expose them to new sights and culture. Check out these field trip ideas below for more information.

The coronavirus has many parents concerned about how to keep their children safe and healthy, especially as the school year approaches. Here are 5 tips on how to teach safety and good hygiene to your kids.

Looking for some at-home fun? Look no further! Try some of these games and activities to keep your child occupied this summer.

Here are some of my favorite toys to use in speech therapy

Vocalizations are sounds that children use before they learn to talk. Try some of these tips below to get your child vocalizing more at home.

Whether it’s a tablet, smart phone, computer or television, there are so many opportunities for children to use electronic devices. With so many screens in the hands of young children, how does this affect their communication and language development?

The kitchen is a wonderful place to practice language skills with your child. Consider all of the new vocabulary words you can teach in this fun and functional setting.

Driving in the car is often a routine part of our day, but it can be a fun and functional way to teach language to your child.

Are you looking for fun and enriching activities for your child during the cold winter months? Consider incorporating language practice during these exciting indoor pursuits.

Summer is coming to a close and children of all ages are packing their backpacks and entering a new school year. Here are some tips to help your children prepare academically and sharpen their communication skills for the new academic year.