WH questions help children request information, understand conversations and talk about people, places, actions, events and reasons. This practical collection includes 60 WH questions for kids, with ten examples each for what, who, where, when, why and how. Use them...
Speech & Language Therapy
PROMPT Therapy: Your Commonly Asked Questions Answered
With social media being as influential as it is, it's easy to hear about all the different ways a speech language pathologist can help your child say more, and talk clearer. A big one that has been mentioned in speech therapy videos a lot recently on platforms like...
Games, Activities, Crafts & Kids Development Q & A: Tips & Advice
Did you know creativity increases cognitive skills? Some kids’ activities can be underestimated and not be taken seriously, but simple things like playtime can significantly impact their development. That’s why we shouldn’t focus only on what they’re...
What to Expect in Your First Therapy Session: Tips for Parents!
Beginning therapy for the first time can be nerve wracking, especially for first-time parents or parents who’ve recently received a diagnosis for their child. Take a deep breath and begin the process at your pace. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Whether you want to...
Early Intervention for Speech and Language Therapy
In this article we are talking about Early Intervention for Speech and Language Therapy, and how it can Change the Trajectory of Your Child’s Long-Term Communication Skills What is Early Intervention? Early Intervention (EI) is the treatment of developmental delays in...
SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS – WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHY
by Savanna Roldan - SLP at Always Keep Progressing What is a Speech-Language Pathologist? You may have heard many different titles for a Speech-Language Pathologist including Speech Therapist, Speech teacher, or even the acronym SLP. No matter the title, a Speech-...
Consonant Acquisition
by Savanna Roldan - Speech Language Pathologist at Always Keep Progressing When should you be concerned about articulation errors? Is your child saying wabbit for rabbit? Here are mean developmental norms for acquiring different consonant sounds: 2-3 years- p,...
Using Books to Promote Language Development
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go”- Dr. Seuss. Books are an amazing way to help your child learn and enhance language skills! Increase Vocabulary Children need to hear words often and...








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