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Thanks for comin’ around….

Texas Speech Mom September 19, 2017 No Comments

Well hello there! Welcome to my little corner of the internet that has been a long time dream of mine! I have always wanted to have an outlet to talk about creative ways to help kids develop their speech and language skills AND make printable resources for parents and speech

How To Work On Speech and Language Skills At The Zoo!

Texas Speech Mom November 19, 2017 No Comments

A small (and probably brief) cold front came through Houston today so we threw the wagon and the toddler in the car and headed to the zoo! The zoo is full of so many opportunities to increase speech and language development. Disclaimer: I will already start by saying that I

How to Target Language Development with an Easy Fun Christmas Craft

Texas Speech Mom December 1, 2017 No Comments

I’ve been crafting for years in my speech therapy sessions. I am a huge believer in creating natural opportunities for speech and language development and crafting is a perfect activity for just that! What’s even better is that my daughter is finally at the age where she really loves to

How To Increase Language Development Using Fake Snow

Texas Speech Mom December 13, 2017 No Comments

Last week, Houston was lucky enough to experience a very unusual (and very brief) day of snow! I was so excited to share this snow day experience with my daughter and let her see, touch, and even taste the snow (due to the amount of face plants she had). She

14 Easy Activities to Promote Early Language

Texas Speech Mom October 17, 2017 No Comments

Parents are always asking me for ways to work on language development with their child at home. They mention how they are looking for flashcards on Amazon but don’t even know where to start. So I decided to put together a “Parent Guide: Flashcard Activities for Early Language” packet! (Scroll

Easy (and FREE) Halloween Gifts… Even A Toddler Can Do It!

Texas Speech Mom September 19, 2017 No Comments

It’s that time of the year where we start to pretend that it’s cooling down (even though it’s not) and holiday decorations start going up. Halloween seems to be the big kick off leading into Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Eve, Hubby’s birthday, Valentine’s Day, My birthday… the list goes on!