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.

When your child isn’t hitting developmental milestones quite in line with their age, it’s natural to wonder whether it’s a developmental delay vs autism.

Music is a powerful autism intervention. Discover 5 ways it can support connection, communication, and confidence—for both you and your child.

In this article, we’re going to walk through speech delays and autism: what each one means, how they're alike and different, and how they sometimes overlap.

Does your late talker love music? I’ll walk you through the science and the strategy to get you started with music for speech therapy at home.

A diagnosis doesn’t define your child’s future; it gives us a way to better understand and connect with your child in this present moment.

Core vocab is a game changer for speech delays and language disorders. Learn how music makes it easy to model and teach core words every day.

Core words are one of the simplest and most powerful tools for supporting a child with a speech delay- and you don’t need to be a speech therapist to use them.

There has been a lot of buzz lately about gestalt language processors, but myths and outdated advice are everywhere. Let's clear things up.

Not only can we meet gestalt language learners where they are; with music, we can move them along to the next stage of the gestalt language process.

Is your child a gestalt language processor? Discover the signs, and learn what makes gestalt language processing so unique and beautiful.