Checklist of Communication Tips

Birth to Five Years Old

he following information is to provide you with some simple suggestions and communication tips you can review / consider / implement on your own. 

☺    Talk naturally to your child. Talk about what he is doing and what he sees.

☺    Take time to listen to your child. Respond to what is said so she knows you have been listening.

☺    Don't push your child to learn to talk. Accept some speech mistakes as  he develops.

☺    Have your child's hearing tested if you find you have to repeat a lot or have to talk loudly to get her attention.

☺    Seek professional help from an ASHA‑certified audiologist or speech‑language pathologist if you're unsure.

☺    Never wait to get help for your child if you suspect a problem. You and your family members know more about your child than anyone.

☺    Early identification and treatment of speech and language disorders can prevent problems with behavior, learning, reading, and social Interactions.

Remember, your child is herself/himself and not “all the other kids…”  Give us a call 425-881-1923 or schedule a consultation for a better understanding of your child's strengths and weaknesses, and leave with an individual plan in place ready to reach her/his goals together.

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