Speech Therapy Success
475 Millidge Avenue, Suite D E2K 2N3 Saint John, NB, Canada

We know how hard it is to get conversations going so here is a fun conversation starter.

Halloween is next month, why not get a head start and get in the Halloween spirit this weekend and do some crafts with your kids.

This is a great article to have a look at! It talks about how speech therapy works, the benefits of speech therapy, and the results you can expect from speech therapy.

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If you are looking for something fun to do with your kids this weekend, here is a fun craft that you can do with them. It also has a fun video to follow along with. Have a great weekend everyone!

This story cubes game is great for vocabulary development, sentence formulation, describing things and turn taking. it also encourages creativity, enhances overall language development and creates social connections.

If your thinking your child may need to go to speech therapy, take a look at this article to see what speech therapy is and see if your child may need it.

Have you ever attended a function or a dinner party and been stressed because you didn't know what to say or how to start up a conversation? Below is a link to a website that will give you a list of ideas to help ease you into comfortable conversation. https://www.home-speech-home.com/conversation-starters.html

The Mr. Potato Head toy might be one of the greatest toys any child could have to encourage vocabulary growth. Besides the obvious naming of body parts, the toy can be used for learning prepositions, action words, color names, and more. To encourage collaborative play, fill a box with Mr. Potato Head’s parts. Give the box of parts to one child and give the potato head to another child. The child with the head must ask the child with the box of parts for the items they would like. This game encourages social interaction and taking turns! There are many games that may be explored with this toy.

Speech Therapy Success is 2 years old! I would like to extend a sincere thank you to each and every client, past and present, for your support. I am excited for the future and look forward to many more years of helping people in our community reach their communication goals.

A toy kitchen is a fantastic way to develop language through play. Children love to pretend to cook! Besides learning the obvious object names associated with food and cooking tools, children learn action words like roll, stir, and turn. Descriptive words for color, size, and shape are also easily taught while playing chef!