by escpower | Aug 15, 2018 | Sensory
How To Help Your Child Who Has Been Diagnosed With A Sensory Processing Disorder Sensory Processing Disorders are a set of conditions in which the brain is not able to fully analyze the signals that the body is sending them. As a result of this, the sensory organs...
by escpower | Aug 8, 2018 | Activities
When your child comes home from school it’s natural to be curious about his or her day. If your child is like most school age kids, he or she may not volunteer any information about what’s going on at school. Younger children are usually more eager to...
by escpower | Jul 30, 2018 | Speaking
Do Pacifiers and Sippy Cups Cause Speech Delay When expectant parents register for baby shower gifts, common supplies to include among the hoped-for items include pacifiers and sippy cups. However, some well-meaning friends or family members who view the list may...
by escpower | Jul 8, 2018 | Speaking
At What Age Should My Child be Talking? For new parents, caring for their little ones during those first few years of life can be an amazing experience filled with joy and discovery. For many parents, it can also be an incredibly stressful time when they experience...
by escpower | Jun 30, 2018 | Speaking, therapy
How do I know if my child needs a speech therapist? As your child grows and develops, they will hit many milestones: the first time they roll over, eat solid food, or take their first steps. One milestone many parents eagerly watch for is their child’s first...
by escpower | Jun 20, 2018 | Activities
Have fun at the park with all five senses! To start off our free things to do this summer series and to celebrate the glorious summer weather we’ve been having, we thought we’d kick it off with a trip to your local park. There are so many things to do and see in the...
by escpower | Jun 10, 2018 | Speaking, Toddlers
3 Things your little one should be able to do before they start speaking There is nothing that is more exciting than having a baby and getting to be the part of the journey from their first cry to the time when they become an adult. Most moms will tell you that...
by escpower | May 30, 2018 | Lisp
Should I be Concerned about my Child’s Lisp? As children grow up and learn to talk they will slowly learn the proper way to pronounce words. It’s common for some words and sounds to be more difficult for children to pronounce than others, with your child...
by escpower | May 15, 2018 | Gagging
At What Age Should Gagging Be a Concern? Gagging – It’s incredibly common for infants and toddlers to gag when they are first learning how to chew and swallow. The process of learning to eat is complex, and children must learn the motor skills to do it...
by escpower | Apr 28, 2018 | Autism
How Autism Can Affect Speech, Language, and Eating It is not easy to receive a diagnosis of Autisim for your child, and it is even harder to adjust to life as you learn to manage the unique stresses and situations you find yourself in. Daily life as a parent of a...
