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It is common for parents to be unsure about the effect of a tongue tie on their child’s speech or feeding. Many parents also wonder… Read More

Many of us are familiar with the typical ways that children speak, swapping out sounds to make words such as ‘lellow’ instead of ‘yellow’ and… Read More

There is a common myth that says teaching a child more than one language will cause them to have a language disorder or that it… Read More

What is Literacy? Literacy is the ability to read, spell and write and is an important foundation for everyday activities such as learning, working and… Read More

As your child begins to talk, you may start to notice some differences in the way your child communicates in comparison to another child. And… Read More

So, you ring a speech pathology clinic to enquire for an initial assessment for your child. The receptionist asks you – what concerns do you… Read More

At some point during your search to find an allied health appointment (Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Psychology etc.), you have likely been offered a telehealth/teletherapy… Read More

What if we told you there was a cheap, easy, and non-invasive way to reduce snoring and breathing difficulties in children? Would you try it… Read More

Social communication is all about how we use language and interact with other people. This can be at home with your families, at school with… Read More

You may have just seen your new speech pathologist as your child hasn’t started speaking yet. Your speech pathologist has recommended key word sign and… Read More