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Teaching the alphabet to your child? Here’s what you need to know
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Teaching the alphabet to your child? Here’s what you need to know

19 February 201729 December 2020

1. Letter names are not the same as speech soundsĀ  In English: writing takes the form of a sound-based, alphabetic code. The letters we use…

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My child is learning two languages: what do I need to know about bilingual development?
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My child is learning two languages: what do I need to know about bilingual development?

21 September 201629 July 2022

More than half of my clients are growing up in homes where English is not the first or only language. I think it’s a great…

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Let’s cut to the chase: when should I seek help from a speech pathologist for my child?
Language | Speech | Speech Pathology | The Banter way

Let’s cut to the chase: when should I seek help from a speech pathologist for my child?

29 August 201629 December 2020

Speech pathologists help people with communication problems. But many of us are not very good at explaining what we do in Plain English: We use…

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Late-talkers: kick-start language with these verbs
Language | Language Learning Impairment

Late-talkers: kick-start language with these verbs

12 April 201629 December 2020

The more research I read, the more I work with families of late-talkers, the more I find myself harping on about verbs (action words like…

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FAQ: 10 common speech error patterns seen in children of 3-5 years of age – and when you should be concerned
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FAQ: 10 common speech error patterns seen in children of 3-5 years of age – and when you should be concerned

22 July 201514 October 2021

Speech is a wonderfully complex skill, and children need lots of practice to learn how to do it. As with any motor skill, children make…

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