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Posts Tagged "speech therapy"

How to support your toddler’s communication development at home

How to support your toddler’s communication development at home

  • 11th January 2022

Communication begins from birth, with babies using sounds, gestures, body movements, and facial expressions to express themselves. Quickly, toddlers start using words in their communication, from using single words to combining words into phrases and sentences. Toddlers will also start to follow simple instructions and requests. Babies and toddlers will continue to develop…

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Is the Pandemic Impacting Our Children’s Speech and Development?

Is the Pandemic Impacting Our Children’s Speech and Development?

  • 1st November 2021

Originally Posted on 05 October, 2021 in Sassy Mama SG. Written By Melanie Muttitt   Masks, lockdowns, safe distancing regulations… are these having an impact on our children’s speech and development? For many kids in Singapore, wearing masks is ‘normal’. Very young kids have grown up seeing parents, carers, and…

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Everything you need to know about voice disorders

Everything you need to know about voice disorders

  • 29th October 2021

Everything you need to know about voice disorders Voice disorders affect the ability to speak normally. In this blog we cover everything you need to know about voice disorders. From how the voice is produced to symptoms to look out for and how to treat. How is the voice produced?…

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Top tips for speech therapy at home

Top tips for speech therapy at home

  • 18th August 2020

How can I help my child’s speech therapy at home? Parents can be the most amazing communication partners to their children and progress in Speech and Language therapy owes a lot to the continuous support at home. The following are some general guidelines that are helpful: a) The right approach:…

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Developing oral language through nursery rhymes

Developing oral language through nursery rhymes

  • 1st November 2015

  Developing oral language through nursery rhymes At Treetop, our Speech and Language therapists understand the importance of singing as a strategy to facilitate language development. Becca Ross, s Kindergarten & First Grade Teacher, wrote the following in the blog Leapfrog: “Creating mental images, based on stories they hear, can be…

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Encouraging Language Development in Toddlers

  • 15th August 2013

“ENCOURAGING LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT IN TODDLERS” Melanie Yates shares her top tips   From babbling babies to talkative toddlers, learning to talk is a huge task for littlies! Helping our babies along in the process however can be a bit trickier for parents, so we sat down for a chat with…

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