by Michelle | Sep 20, 2023 | speech, Uncategorized
Interdental Lisp Have you noticed your child’s tongue poking out between their teeth during /s/ and /z/ sounds or have you been told your child has a lisp? Your child might say “thumb” for the word “some”. See below some tips and tricks from our therapists on how you...
by Michelle | Aug 9, 2023 | Community, Language, speech
Key Word Sign: Embracing Diversity in Communication Communication is the foundation of interaction: allowing us to express our thoughts, feelings and needs. Whilst spoken language is often the first thing that comes to mind when we think about communication, it is...
by belle@creativeresauce.com.au | Jan 23, 2018 | Autism, Community, Language, Literacy, Social, speech
Telehealth; Making quality speech pathology services accessible for all. Early Start Speech Pathology are now offering Telehealth sessions for children in rural and remote communities. Research into Speech Pathology and Telehealth is a growing area and there is now a...
by belle@creativeresauce.com.au | Apr 11, 2017 | Community, speech
To dummy or not to dummy….. That is the question. Using a dummy seems to have been added onto the “mummy guilt” list. So when is a dummy ok and when is it time to get rid of it? What are the pro’s and cons? Pro’s Sucking can have a soothing effect for babies. There is...
by belle@creativeresauce.com.au | Feb 15, 2017 | speech
Are you practising speech therapy the ‘right way’ at home? We promise we don’t give you speech homework to make you even busier! The Early Start Speech Pathology team are bookworms at heart and regularly keep up to date with what the research has to say about the...
by belle@creativeresauce.com.au | Nov 24, 2016 | Literacy, speech
Did you know that many of the skills needed to become proficient readers and spellers begin with a child’s spoken language? Did you know that children who have speech sound disorders can often end up with literacy difficulties? If you think about it, it makes sense....
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