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Practical Speech Therapy Activities for a Young Child

I am not a speech therapist and these practical activities can in no way replace the expertise of a qualified speech therapist. They are practical activities that you can do at home. Try to do speech activities for at least 10 minutes a day and see a difference. You will feel better and the child less frustrated.

Contents of the information booklet

1. Animal Noises                     

2. Chewing Gum

3.    Small words (get to 50 and string three together)

4. Alphabet (mix it up)

5. Soft and hard sounds

6.    Finish this sentence

7.    More talk, “Can I have a drink please”

8. Talk at the dinner table

9. What do things feel like?

10. Rhyming words

11. Not rhyming words

12. Finish the rhyme

13. Star Chart

14. Rewards: food, physical or verbal

 Appendix

I am a mother and university graduate that has been to five different speech therapists with two of my children for these various reasons:

·       to learn to talk

·       to stop stuttering

·       to learn about expected language (feelings, expression and turn taking)

·       phonics

·       to increase underdeveloped language.

The very best practical hint that I can give you is to be explicit in all your actions with any child. Most children learn implicitly, they just seem to pick up easily how to do things. A child that has little language needs to be motivated to speak so we need to be great language models; speaking with beautiful pronunciation and in small sentences. Explanations of everyday actions need to be expressed in simple clear terms.

 Speech activities can be found in everyday actions even playing in the sandpit (or back yard) can be a speech activity. The little cars and trucks screaming down the sand road “vroom, vroom” “bang, oh no they had a crash. "

Language is fun and speech activities can be fun too.

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Outrageous Behaviour from Young Children (Disability Tips)

 

What to do about outrageous behaviour from a young child with or without a disability can be very frustrating. Our love for a child can be seriously tested if they are constantly physically and emotionally hurting us.

 

I am not a perfect mother with perfect children, my training in disability and university subjects in psycology helped me handle some of the wilder side of autism and attention deficit disorder in my own family. All of my self-published information booklets provide practical activities, methods or tips to help people become better equiped to cope with children that can be a bit differerent.

 

The contents of this information booklet are tips on how to handle the following behaviours:

 

  masturbation

   swearing

   hitting, biting, punching, kicking, scratching

   arguments over meals

    habits

   fear of trying

    running away

    temper tantrums: frustration from lack of communication

    temper tantrums: not getting their own way

       repetitive talking

 

 

Parents need to be strong as early intervention is a lot easier than intervention in an older child’s life. However, I believe intervention at any age is better than nothing.

 

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• Some good tips for parents of special needs kids - recommed to all
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