Why Even a Small Hearing Loss Makes a Big Difference
So the doctor says your child has a small hearing loss. No big deal, right? They hear you when you call their name. They always come running to the kitchen when you yell out “dessert!”…
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4 Facts about Stuttering
From the May 2006 issue of Parents Magazine 1. Relax — most kids will stop stuttering by themselves. Young children often stutter a little when they’re first learning to talk, but as many as 75…
Comparison of Social Language Disorders- Autism
This information was obtained through the LinguiSystems catalog. It was adapted from “The Source for Asperger’s Syndrome” by Timothy Kowalski. I cannot verify accuracy as there is a range, but it does make for some…
Comparison of Social Language Disorders- Asperger’s (2)
This information was obtained through the LinguiSystems catalog. It was adapted from “The Source for Asperger’s Syndrome” by Timothy Kowalski. I cannot verify accuracy as there is a range, but it does make for some…
Comparison of Social Language Disorders: ADHD
This information was obtained through the LinguiSystems catalog. It was adapted from “The Source for Asperger’s Syndrome” by Timothy Kowalski. I cannot verify accuracy as there is a range, but it does make for some…
Encouraging your child to communicate
For beginning communicators (such as young children, people with developmental delays, or people with social delays) knowing how to appropriately communicate can be very difficult. Some young children find it much easier to cry or…