by BreezeMaxWebV | Aug 27, 2021 | blog, Speech Pathologist
Speech delay is common in about 10% of children. As a parent, you likely have a number of questions regarding your child’s ability to speak and communicate. What Is Isolated Speech Delay? “Isolated Speech Delay” refers to any delay in your child’s speech...
by BreezeMaxWebV | Jun 4, 2021 | blog, Speech Pathologist
PLAY can be both fun and educational and is a very effective way for children to learn. It is possible for kids to learn complex ideas through play, and this is a big part of their growth and development. Particularly when it comes to speech and language. PLAY is...
by BreezeMaxWebV | Mar 16, 2021 | blog, Speech Therapy
It can be hard to keep children motivated doing repetitive activities but technology can help in this regard. If you’re looking to engage your child after their speech and language therapy sessions, you can incorporate technology into your routine to help them learn...
by BreezeMaxWebV | Feb 25, 2021 | blog
Crafts can make speech therapy sessions more fun and will help kids remain motivated. Toys, games, movements and sensory experiences are often used in therapy sessions but crafts, in particular, are extremely effective because they help create structure and...
by BreezeMaxWebV | Nov 18, 2020 | blog
Learning to speak is a process that begins right at birth! From this time, your baby will make lots of sounds and noises, which include cooing, gurgling and, of course, lots of crying. And often, before the end of their first year, they may say their very first word....
by BreezeMaxWebV | Nov 6, 2020 | blog
With COVID-19 continuing to impact schooling across Canada, it’s important for teachers and students to stay safe and follow the health guidelines at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels. Special attention needs to be paid, however, to those students on the...
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