fbpx
The Occupational Therapy-Speech Connection

The Occupational Therapy-Speech Connection

The longer I work as a speech-language pathologist, the more I appreciate working with occupational therapists.  I checked in with my friend Jill Loftus at Honest OT in Denver, Colorado, to find out How Sensory Processing Impacts Speech Development. It’s important to...

read more
5 Tips for Language Development

5 Tips for Language Development

Recently, I returned to my work with the little ones.  There is really no better feeling than figuring out the puzzle pieces of a little one and watching magic happen!  The great thing about early childhood is that once you solve the puzzle, the magic happens so...

read more
Tongue Tie Mysteries Revealed

Tongue Tie Mysteries Revealed

Being a new mom is tough! You are getting to know your baby while everyone around you weighs in on what to feed your child, how to care for your child, and how to get your child to sleep.  Now add to this experience the fact that you know something is wrong, but...

read more

Teething toy- Take that thing out of your mouth!

Our tongue is essential to many of our daily functions, so it's no surprise that it is the focus of much of our earliest explorations.  Some babies even suck their thumb while in their mother's womb!  In our first months, it is normal to place our fingers, and for a...

read more
Mommy, my ear hurts!- Causes of Ear Infections

Mommy, my ear hurts!- Causes of Ear Infections

Ear infections are one of the most common ailments of young children.  Unfortunately, babies (birth to two years old) are anatomically at a disadvantage for recurring infections. This is due to their flat eustachian tubes. According to the American...

read more

Hi, I’m Jocelyn M. Wood, Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist and child development expert.

I’m here to show you how to bring out your child’s unique voice using simple, easy to follow strategies that work for you and your family.

Sort by Category

Verifications