Encourage your child to use words:
Offer choices- Do you want an apple or orange?
Praise-I love how you said that.
Take ten minutes for one on one time. -do a puzzle, read a book.
Blow bubbles
If you are concerned about your child’s speech please email Lori@allislandspeech.com
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1. Help friends understand that you’re the same person, but might have new limitations now. Sharing information about the disease with friends can foster better understanding, too. 2. Maintain your co
