Tag: speech development
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When to Transition from a Sippy Cup to a Regular Cup
At home insemination Making the switch from a sippy cup to a regular cup can be a bit of a challenge for both you and your little one. Here are some helpful tips to ease the transition and make it a smoother experience. Why Should My Child Stop Using a Sippy Cup? Experts suggest that…
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Understanding Late Talkers: Identifying Speech and Language Delays in Toddlers
At home insemination If you’re patiently waiting for your child’s first words, here’s what you need to understand about “late talkers” and potential speech or language delays, along with signs indicating a possible issue. What Defines a Late Talker? A toddler aged between 18 and 30 months who is not verbalizing much or at all,…
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Top Questions About Oral-Motor and Motor-Speech Disorders
At home insemination Your little one might pronounce “pasghetti” instead of “spaghetti” and still wear a bib, while her friends have moved past that phase. While this is usually nothing to worry about, it might be worth considering a screening for an oral-motor disorder if you have concerns. Mistakes in pronunciation and mouth movements are…
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Verb Challenges in Toddlers: A Guide for Parents
At home insemination As toddlers navigate language development, mastering verbs can be particularly challenging. Action words are often abstract, making them harder to grasp than concrete nouns like “ball.” Consequently, children typically learn nouns before they tackle verbs. The correct usage of verbs in sentences often takes even longer to master. Here’s how you can…
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Understanding Toddler Language
At home insemination Is your little one speaking in a way that feels like a foreign language? It can certainly seem that way at times! Discover why your toddler’s first words might sound amusing and how you can assist them in refining their pronunciation. What to Expect from Toddler Speech Your child’s first words are…