Last month, we shared lots of ideas on how to support your child's language in different everyday activities. You may have noticed a  few common strategies running through them. In this post,  we thought we would recap these so you can apply them to your own daily acti...

Last weekend, we were out and about at the Inner West Brick Fair at Croydon Public School sharing info about Lego Based Therapy. We thought that we would write this post to continue spreading the word about this amazing therapy that is relatively new to Australia!

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As some of you will know, over the past couple of weeks we have been giving tips on how to support communication during everyday tasks and activities. This week, we're talking about the supermarket. Doing the weekly food shop can be a chore with lots of little monsters...

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Cooking is a fab activity for supporting communication development. This week ​​we're giving you our top 5 ideas to support communication development while in the kitchen. 

1. Recipe Game 

Place all the ingredients out on the table and ask your child to give you the ing...

Sydney has so many amazing green spaces, from kids parks, to ovals to National Parks. That's why this week, we're sharing 5 tips to help your child's communication skills while playing at the park! 

1. Kids Play Parks

The slide is a great place to practise "ready, steady...

Since it's almost Mother's Day, I thought I would write a special post to show you how you can make a Mother's Day card while helping communication development! Here are some ideas of  what you can do while making something to say thank you to all our lovely mummies!...

This is our second blog post in this series where we're giving tips on how to help your pre-schooler develop their language skills in fun, everyday activities.

This week, we're sharing 5 tips to help your child's communication skills while playing AT THE BEACH! 

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It can be difficult to set aside time in your day to focus on only communication development. I'll let you into a secret.... you don't have to! You can support communication in everyday routine activities and tasks! Read our post to find out how!

Recent Australian research has shown that a third of preschool teachers overlook speech disorders. It also found that parents were more reliable at identifying needs. Check out our developmental checklist to identify if your child needs support.