Sometimes additional help is needed to help communication. Using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) makes sense to support early learners by giving them more options for communication if the words are not coming along as expected. Read More ›

Focusing on other ways of communication can also support your child’s development of early speech. This can include modeling simple sign language with words. Research supports the use of early sign language to complement communication and speech development. Read More ›

Another focus can be on your child’s sound development, babies start with cooing, then move on to babbling. Babbling is actually a stepping stone to words! There are 4 distinct types progressing to a child’s first words. Read More ›

Serve-return communication focuses on back and forth interaction. It involves really watching your child, responding, and then waiting for their response. Becoming attuned to your child will help you to see how he/she is communicating already! Read More ›