Book Club Week 8: Leaf Man By Hallie Bulkin Welcome to our 8th week of Book Club! Here we are with another “classic” preschool book that I could not imagine skipping this year, Leaf Man. There are so many leaves and so many colors falling from the trees right now so let’s take advantage of that! Enjoy! Continue reading
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Book Club Week 7: Click, Clack, BOO!
Book Club Week 7: Click, Clack, BOO! By Hallie Bulkin Welcome to our 7th week of Book Club! This week we bring you a fun book with lots of fun activities surrounding it! Here are some suggestions for this weeks title, Click Clack Boo!! Enjoy! Theme of the Month Halloween Book of the Week Click, Clack, Boo! by Continue reading
5 Ways a Speech Language Pathologist Can Make Your Preschoolers Life Better!
5 Ways a Speech Language Pathologist Can Make Your Preschoolers Life Better! By Hallie Bulkin Many parents and even professionals assume that speech language pathologists (SLPs) just work on correcting a child’s speech. This is such a small piece of the puzzle. We treat articulation, speech intelligibility, receptive and expressive language, social communication/pragmatics, use of Continue reading
Mooo, Baaaa, LaLaLa…Said the Speech Therapist
Mooo, Baaaa, LaLaLa…Said the Speech Therapist By Hallie Bulkin I was just having a conversation with our fabulous intern, Lauren, this morning about animals and animal sounds being such a basis of early language intervention. Yes, young children love animals and their accompanying sounds but there are reasons as to why I can be heard Continue reading
How long will my child need speech therapy?
How long will my child need speech therapy? By Hallie Bulkin This is one of the most popular questions I get asked and one of the hardest to answer! Since all therapy is unique and developed for each child based on their specific goals and needs, no two sessions ever look the same (even for Continue reading
What is Childhood Apraxia of Speech?
What is Childhood Apraxia of Speech? By Hallie Bulkin I recently spoke at a local support group for moms of children with special needs. I noticed a trend where many questions and discussions tied back to the topic of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). The one commonality between many of the moms was Continue reading