This website provides free educational handouts for Speech-Language Pathologists, teachers, and parents on a variety of special needs and educational topics. Master’s level speech-language pathologists and special educators research and write each one. You are invited to download, print, and distribute as many as you like.
A website to help parents and professionals teach toddlers to understand and use language. Includes a place to download their free e-book called A Parent’s Guide to Understanding Speech Language Development.
A great collection of interactive rhyming songs that you can sing with your baby. Each rhyme includes lyrics and a video demonstrating how to sing the song.
This page from the Speech and Language Kids website provides information about Receptive Language Delay.
CHERISH: CHERISH™ (CHildren Encouraged by Relationships in Secure Homes) is a program to promote the social-emotional well-being of children involved in the child welfare system that was developed by Kindering. Young children are particularly vulnerable and may need special support to get the right start in life. CHERISH supports both child and parent/caregiver as they […]
In most families, siblings will have the longest-lasting relationships with each other. This can be especially challenging for families in which a child has a disability or special needs. Sibshops provide peer support, guidance and information in a lively, recreational setting to typically-developing kids ages 5-11 whose siblings have unique and special needs, developmental delays, […]
