Last week, we celebrated a huge milestone here at our household! Our sweet baby girl turned two years old. Luckily, the rain held off and allowed us to party outside as planned with friends and family. Time goes by way too fast; sometimes I can hardly believe I am a mom let alone that we’veContinue reading “We Have a Two Year Old!”
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Frustration and Burnout in Speech
We are only 6 weeks into 2021, and I already feel worn out. More often than not, I find myself dreaming about the day life will go back to normal… no masks in public, fully open indoor dining, a full day of in person teaching. Things that really wore me down last year have slowlyContinue reading “Frustration and Burnout in Speech”
Big Plans Ahead! The Gift that Will Keep on Giving
Wow, Mommas!! Christmas has come and gone, and the new year is only a few days away. I hope everyone had a lovely time celebrating with friends and family. We had a lovely Christmas over here in New Jersey, even though it rained most of the day. My daughter was old enough this year toContinue reading “Big Plans Ahead! The Gift that Will Keep on Giving”
Enhance Reading Time, + A GIVEAWAY!
Last week, I talked about the connection between reading and a child’s speech and language development. If you missed that post, read it here. I wanted to follow that up with some real life examples of how I incorporate speech and language activities into her reading time. One of her favorite books is “Ten LittleContinue reading “Enhance Reading Time, + A GIVEAWAY!”
Momma in the Making
A little over one year ago, my husband and I welcomed our daughter into the world. Of course, we fell in love instantly! Ever since, she has rocked our world. I went from being a working professional speech language pathologist to a stay at home mom overnight. Taking care of a baby is no jokeContinue reading “Momma in the Making”
You can do this, Momma!
Your child is getting older, and her speech skills are not developing as they should be. What do you do? First off, I want to say that this post, and any sequential posts, do not replace the benefits of speech therapy. The tips I recommend here and elsewhere on the site are best if usedContinue reading “You can do this, Momma!”
Books and the Benefits of Reading
. Momma, have you ever wondered if reading to your four month old baby is worth it? Many nights I’ve sat in the rocking chair reading to my baby as she stared up at me. At four months old my daughter’s control of her arms and legs had barely developed, let alone her ability toContinue reading “Books and the Benefits of Reading”
Momma and Me SLP 