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Category Archives: Language Development
Story Time Can Improve Your Child’s Language!
For many parents, snuggling up with their child and reading a book is a favorite bonding experience. But studies have shown that reading to your child may be much more important than most people realize.
Posted in Language Development, speech language pathology, speech language therapy, speech pathology, speech therapy, speech-language pathology, speech-language therapy, Uncategorized
Tagged child development, child language development, childhood language, Children, Jayne Latz, language development, long island, new york city, nyc, reading, Speech Associates of New York, Speech Associates of NY
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Early Language Development: 3 Ways to Encourage Speech
Early speech and language skills can be essential to a child’s social, cognitive, and academic development. However, some parents may notice that their child is not communicating in the same way as their peers or siblings. Although a speech-language pathologist … Continue reading
Early Language Development: 10 Milestones To Look For
Among the most exciting milestones of your child’s development is his first words. But as exciting as this can be, it can also be a source of stress. As a speech-language pathologist, one of the most common questions I hear … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood communication, Jayne Latz, language delay, language development, Language Disorders, language learning disorders, milestones, Speech Associates of NY
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Is My Child On Track? FAQs about speech and language delays
As exciting as a child’s language development is, it can also be a source of stress for a lot of parents. Should my child be talking already? Are they using enough words? Could something be wrong? While there is no … Continue reading
Posted in Language Development, Language Disorders, speech pathology, speech therapy, speech-language pathology, speech-language therapy
Tagged Jayne Latz, language delay, language development, Language Disorders, new york city, nyc, Speech Associates of NY, speech-language pathologist
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Getting Ready for School: How to Prepare Your Child to Learn to Read!
Summer is a great time for children to relax and enjoy a break from the pressure of school. But it’s also a great opportunity to bolster academic skills that your child may need work on. In early education, learning to … Continue reading
Does Your Toddler Really Need an iPad? How Technology Impacts Communication
In recent years, our use of personal technology has skyrocketed. While this technology has helped us to stay connected at all times, in many ways it has also left us more disconnected. Nearly everyone has had … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, language, nyc, speech therapist, speech-language pathology, technology
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3 Ways to Encourage Language in Early Childhood
A child’s first word is an important milestone most parents eagerly look forward too. However, what happens after that is just as important, as your child builds their vocabulary and learns to communicate effectively. While all children develop in their … Continue reading
The Importance of Reading to Your Child
Reading your child a story at bedtime is a tradition for many parents. But recent studies are showing that reading to your child may be far more important than previously thought. Recent studies have emphasized how reading to your child, … Continue reading
Childhood Language Delays: How Speech-Language Therapy Can Help
As exciting as a child’s language development is, it can also be a source of stress for a lot of parents. Should my child be talking already? Are they using enough words? Could something be wrong? Last week, we discussed … Continue reading
Childhood Language Delays
Over the past two weeks, we’ve discussed some communication milestones that are common across children as they develop speech language skills. If you’ve noticed that your child is not developing language at a typical pace, you may have some questions … Continue reading