Discover what's typical at 18 months, how to recognize the early signs of a speech delay, and simple, evidence-based ways to encourage communication every day.

Because many gestalt language learners are strong visual learners, visual supports can make language easier to understand, remember, and use.

Children who script often learn language in meaningful chunks, called gestalts. Their learning style and love of music makes songs a natural way to support communication.

What if your child's obsession with their shows was actually a clue about how they learn? Video modeling may be the way to teach to your child's learning style.

If you're new to AAC, you may be wondering where to start, what words to focus on, and how to use a core board. One simple answer? Your child’s favorite songs.

Many AAC approaches start with requests, but a core board opens the door to much richer communication.

Core words get most of the attention in AAC conversations — but fringe vocab might be the missing piece.

In this post, you’ll learn what an AAC core board is, who it’s for, and three simple ways to start using one at home—even if you’re brand new to AAC.

Song boards can be a powerful way to support understanding, participation, and communication during music time— but not all song boards are created equal.

Before you buy, learn what matters, what doesn’t, and why pairing communication boards with motivating routines can make modeling more natural and effective.

Speech therapy home practice doesn’t require bells and whistles. In fact, the best activities are the routines you’re already doing with your child every day.

You’re starting to wonder if something’s wrong. You deserve clear answers— and real ways to support your child in the meantime.