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How do I get my toddler talking? Is my toddler delayed? How do I keep my child entertained in the car? What activities help language development? And the biggest question…how do I keep my sanity as a mother through it all? Whether you’re a mom Googling all the things about child development, or curious about activities that will encourage speech and language, this podcast is for you. The SLP Mom podcast is a weekly show packed with value: Answering all your questions and concerns about your child’s speech and language development. I’m Erin Larsen, a pediatric speech-language pathologist, and I LOVE this age group. I’ve worked in early intervention and early childhood for years, and my favorite part of my job is connecting with parents and teaching them that THEY are their child’s best toy. I look forward to connecting with each and every one of you! Connect Further: Instagram: @the.slp.mom Facebook: The SLP Mom Email: theslpmom@erinlarsen.com
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Does Your Child Just Whine or Grunt for Everything? Do This
Does your toddler whine, grunt, point, or scream instead of using words? You’re not alone and you’re not doing anything wrong. In this episode of The SLP Mom Podcast, we’re talking about one of the most common (and frustrating) stages of early communication: when kids want to communicate but don’t y
How Many Words Should My 18-Month-Old Be Saying?
If you’ve ever found yourself counting your toddler’s words and wondering if they’re on track, this episode is for you. In today’s episode of The SLP Mom Podcast, I’m answering one of the most common questions parents ask: “How many words should my 18-month-old be saying?” We’ll talk about the real
The Speech Strategies I Use With Every Family I Work With
If you’re trying to support your child’s speech this year and wondering what you should actually be doing at home, this episode is for you. In last week’s episode, we talked about the most important first step in language development: knowing where your child is at. Because once parents understand t