129 episodios
Play Teach Talk Tiffany Thompson MA, CCC-SLP
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- Para toda la familia
Does your toddler use less words than expected for their age? Have you read all of the books, tried the educational toys, talked to your friends, and watched the videos? This podcast is recorded by a licensed speech pathologist, for parents, and outlines the reason for Early Intervention Speech Therapy, and how to use strategies to help your emerging talker use more words to communicate.
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You Can't Talk "Too Much" with Your Toddler
Season 5, Episode 6
Children need to hear lots of language in the first 2-3 years of their life. I talk about ways that you can purposefully choose how you use language so that it has the most benefit for your child.
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Season 5, Episode 5: The Stages of Pretend Play
This is an expansion on the past episode I did as a general play skill review; I delve deeper into the stages of pretend play and why a child may not be engaging in skills as would be expected.
The 5 Stages of Pretend Play in Early Childhood - Empowered Parents
'Pretend play' is important to kids’ development - Sanford Health News
This was an interesting newer article about behaviors within pretend play:
A New Theory of the Progression of Pretend Play Development | Psychology Today -
Season 5, Episode 4: Instagram Stories Don't Show the Process
Just a little reminder for you about the end goal, the skill, the celebration not reflecting the process that got a person to that skill.
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Season 5, Episode 3: Ms. Rachel is great, and........
Ms Rachel has become every child's favorite YouTube star! Her videos are educational and animated and fun for our kids. However, watching Ms Rachel or any other educational video may not give you the "results" you are looking for in building language. I talk about why in this episode.
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Season 5, Episode 2: How to Break a Power Struggle with Your Toddler
You ask your child to do something. You get a resounding "no"! You push. they push back. Now you're in a power struggle. What can you do? I offer 5 ways to interrupt the dreaded power struggle.
How to End Power Struggles with Toddlers - Kars4Kids ParentingHow to Avoid Power Struggles with Children (verywellfamily.com) -
Season 5, Episode 1: "Cooking" With Your Toddler
Cooking with your Toddler (meal prep, food assembly, putting a plate together) teaches many different language concepts, independence, and can also help a picky eater with their sensitivity to new foods.