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🧸Tips to promote speech & language development through play & daily tasks 🌴Naples, FL • @trowespeechtherapy
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A look inside my new Routines-Based Language Guide for Parents!

Comment “guide” for the link!

#tips #momlife #parenting #toddlers #toddlerlife #digitalproducts #speechlanguagepathologist #speechtherapy by @slpmama_

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Play & Language Development Skills 🚂🧸 One of my (many) favorite things about being an SLP mama is catching all the little things my children do while they play and knowing that while they are not only adorable, they’re part of their development. 🤍

I love when my son shares his excitement with me or looks over at me when he does something he’s proud of 🥹

As an SLP, I can’t help but notice all the learning happening in these everyday moments. He’s figuring things out, learning from the people around him, and finding little ways to bring us into his world.

And as his mama, I just want to soak it all in. 🤍

#slpmama #toddlerplay #toddlerdevelopment #speechandlanguage #toddleractivities by @slpmama_

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Pumpkin Thief Speech-Language Activity 🎃

Comment “🎃” for the link to the critter clinic haunted house printable!

I printed mine on card stock and then did a self laminating sheet on the colored side so they will hold up all month.

#halloweenactivities #halloweenfun #homeschool #slp #speechtherapy taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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We had some fun with ‘It’s Pumpkin Day, Mouse!’ 🎃🐭

As Mouse paints different faces on the pumpkins, we made the same faces in the mirror! 🪞

This is such an easy way to talk about emotion vocabulary and match the facial expressions while reading. You can talk about how each pumpkin is feeling, what features on the face give us clues, and even make your own silly/scared/happy faces.

For little ones, you’re also sneaking in lots of language practice by modeling words like happy, sad, mad, scared, and surprised and talking about who, what, and why as you read. 🎃📚

#speechtherapy #speechpathology #slpsoftiktok #slp #speechlanguagepathologist taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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👻 Speech Therapy Ghost Activty- We used a sensory bin and ghost tongs (for some fine motor coordination & strength) to pick out cotton balls to cover our articulation targets on the ghost! We also used these pages with dot markers.

The ghost pages are linked in my bio under the first tab,
“Products for Parents and SLPs” OR comment “👻” to have the link sent to your inbox!

#speechtherapy #slp #halloween #speechlanguagepathologist #momlife taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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One of my favorite parts of this age is listening to all the little phrases that come out of their mouths 😩🥰💬

At 2 years old, we’re looking for children to begin combining words to communicate, rather than relying mostly on single words.

And those combinations can serve SO many different purposes. Kids might use words to:

💬 comment: “Sissy sleeping”
🙋‍♀️ ask for something: “More crackers please”
🆘 ask for help: “Help me open”
❓ ask questions: “Where Mommy go?”
👀 label or describe: “Big truck!”
❤️ share something interesting: “Look, doggie!”
🚫 protest: “No bath!”

You’ll notice that the examples in this carousel vary in length. My son is putting together some longer phrases right now, but that doesn’t mean every 2-year-old should be speaking in 3–5 word sentences. These are meant to show examples of different word combinations.

And remember, language development isn’t just about how MANY words your child says. We also want to see them using those words for different reasons and purposes throughout their day. 💚

Save this one for a little reminder of what word combinations can sound like in everyday life!

#speechtherapist #speechtherapy #slp #momlife #toddler taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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🍁 Leaf Hunt Activities 🍁

-Sensory bin
-Story
-Leaf hunt card game

I have a TPT resource to go with this activity. Comment “LEAF” for the FREE copy of this, and make sure you’re following! It includes the language page, 2 pages of /r/ vocab cards, and 1 blank card page.

#tpt #speechandlanguage #momlife #homeschool #speechlanguagepathology taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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11 days ago

Speech-Language Therapy Leaf Hunt 🍂🍁

I love a good fall or holiday theme for my speech and language activities!

This week we’re going on a leaf hunt with:

📖 We’re Going on a Leaf Hunt
🍂 A sensory bin filled with hidden wooden leaves to find, sort, describe, and compare/contrast
🍁 A leaf hunt card flip game for articulation practice, vocabulary, action words, sentence building, and more!

I also made a FREE leaf hunt printable to go along with it! It includes the leaf hunt language page, 2 pages of /r/ targets, and one page of blank cards so you can add your own targets and use for the leaves.

Parents: this leaf hunt is a great activity for your preschooler!

Want a copy? Comment LEAF below! 👇🏼 It’s also available on my TPT which is linked in my bio. Make sure you’re following me so I can send it your way! 🍂

The leaves are from @hobbylobby 🍂🍁

#speechtherapy #speechtherapist #slp #pediatricslp #slpmama taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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Making food a little more fun 🧀🧩

For this activity, we used a small cookie cutter to turn a slice of cheese into a puzzle, then made matching shapes out of chicken to complete it!

The goal? Increasing positive interactions with non-preferred foods without pressure to eat.

Food play can give children opportunities to:
✨ touch and manipulate foods
✨ explore new textures, smells, and appearances
✨ interact with foods in a fun, low-pressure way
✨ build familiarity and comfort with foods that may be challenging

And sometimes “playing” with a food is an important step toward eventually feeling comfortable enough to taste it.

#feeding #toddler #toddlereats #slp #slpsofinstagram taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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How I’m using these fall @hobbylobby sticker sets for following directions practice!

With my 2 year old, I gave him simple 1-step directions like “put the bird in the sky!”

With my 3 year old, we focused on spatial concept vocabulary words like “between, next to, and above!”

Stickers are always super motivating and a great fine motor activity 👆🏽

#slpmama #speechandlanguage #parentingtips #speechtherapy #slpsofinstagram by @slpmama_

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🗣️Speech Therapy Activity- This week we used wind up toys with @superduperpub cards. The child had to say the word that the Halloween creature landed on!

This would be fun in a group session with each child getting a different wind up character 🎃👻

My clients loved this activity!

Follow for more! 🗣️👄👂🏽

#speechtherapy #speechtherapist #slp #speechlanguagepathologist #kids taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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Check out my last video to see my ideas for using these in speech-language sessions!

#speechandlanguage #slp #languagedevelopment #slptobe #speechtherapy taken in Naples, Florida by @slpmama_

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