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If you’re the parent of young children, you probably aren’t especially keen on giving them control over much of anything. We’re at that painful preschool phase with Sprocket when we’re talking her through things like proper handwashing and solo tooth brushing, and I’m not going to lie: It’s pretty painful standing by and watching sometimes. However, one of the things we as parents should empower our kids to do as soon as they have any level of comprehension is to exercise ownership and agency over their own bodies. It’s important even the youngest of toddlers understand how to communicate their preferences regarding how their body is interacted with. Here are some tactics you can use to start early in...
Meesha Makes Friends is a story about the joys and difficulties of developing and maintaining friendships. The 5 activities for this story are great for teaching students how to make friends and relate to others! Read about more books that teach friendship here. [TAG1] Why Book Companions? Book companions are a fun and engaging way to get students interacting with a read aloud picture book! When I was teaching I had a lot of difficulty finding leveled book companions that would meet the needs of students in my self-contained classroom, so I made my own. Here’s a look inside the Meesha Makes Friends book companion. ((This blog post contains affiliate links for your convenience. You don’t pay any more by clicking my link...
When texting was still pretty new, I had this text exchange with a friend about my missing cloth tote branded with a local grocery chain logo: Me: I think I left my Dominick’s bag at your house last night. I brought the ice cream in it but must have left the bag. Can I come pick it up? Friend: I didn’t notice, but I’ll look for it. [Days pass.] Me: Just wondering whether you ever found my Dominick’s bag. [No reply. Very uncharacteristic of her.] Me later that day: Never mind about the bag. It was in the back of my car. Soon afterward when the friend and I were chatting by phone, I apologized for making her search for...
Unsplash, CC BYAs a speech pathologist, university lecturer and parent of young children, I often get asked a version of the following: My child isn’t talking yet. Is that a problem? And is it my fault? There is never a simple “yes” or “no” response, as more information is always needed. But by the end of the conversation, I nearly always end up saying “it’s worth looking into”. The “wait-and-see” approach for late talkers – those who seem to be lagging behind the spoken communication of their peers – recommended by previous generations has shifted as we learn more about early childhood and how intervention can help. Who are late talkers? Late talkers are children who do not speak by...
