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Teach a Child to Talk with 5 Strategies from Speech Therapist Laura Mize teachmetotalk

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Learn the top 5 evidence-based strategies to teach parents of late talkers. Join pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP of teachmetotalk.com for this one-hour audio/video podcast episode, ASHA CEU Course #0421, as we discuss effective techniques to jumpstart language for toddlers and preschoolers with language delays.
For speech-language pathologists, other early interventionists, and parents of late talking toddlers
Link to post to purchase 1 hour CE credit for $5 for show... HANDOUT with PURCHASE
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I recommend these resources first for parents of late talkers...
Teach Me To Play WITH You... speech therapy manual for parents
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Building Verbal Imitation in Toddlers... speech therapy manual for parents
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Therapy manuals for professionals & parents for toddlers & preschoolers with language delays:
The Autism Workbook teachmetotalk....
Let's Talk About Talking teachmetotalk....
Teach Me To Talk The Therapy Manual teachmetotalk....
Building Verbal Imitation Skills in Toddlers teachmetotalk....
Teach Me To Play WITH You teachmetotalk....
FUNctional Phonology teachmetotalk....
The Apraxia Workbooks 1 & 2 teachmetotalk....

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19 авг 2024

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@brillo4567 2 года назад

A suggestion for future episodes (or maybe you can recommend one where you discuss this): how to treat kids that have a lot of jargon...and how to talk to parents about why kids do long strings of jargon and how to respond to it.

@angelab6823 Год назад

Speech Therapist are talkers. Thank you very much. Very informative.

@beverleycarroll1551 2 года назад

does anybody have experience with trilingual three year olds.....I am trying (as a grandma) to help my grandson and listen to this wonderful lady all the time; she is amazing. I just wondered if anyone here has had a trilingual late developer. Thanks in advance and thanks doc because me and my grandson have so much fun now with toys and directions and all the rest; your have made my time with him, the best ever.

@shailajapvl9286 2 года назад

I would say that was my Mom and Dad. But they didn't face any issues because I didn't have any speech and language delays. Bilingualism or trilingualism as such doesn't cause any delays or confuse kids. But in case a kid has delays, he/she will have difficulties communicating in both or all three languages. Where they are having issues is basically in acquiring and mastering all the prelinguistic skills that toddlers learn before they learn to communicate in any language.

@tammytodd1664 2 года назад

Mom granddaughter is delayed in both Spanish and English. Some therapists has said one could be confusing to her, or any child.

@beverleycarroll1551 2 года назад

@@shailajapvl9286 thanks

@beverleycarroll1551 2 года назад

@@tammytodd1664 thanks

@CC-zc3ri 2 года назад

Love your podcasts. I find it takes a long time to get to point.

@cicidelossantos Год назад

You're so transparent and organic. Thank you so very much. I really enjoyed this. I'm going to start implementing the lessons that you taught here. I pray that my little one whom is 29 months, begins to talk.

@brillo4567 2 года назад

I always feel like watching these videos immediately give me things to implement in my therapy sessions and tell parents about. Thank you for all you do!

@ishatpreetkaur5858 Год назад

True

@wongmy4789 Год назад

Appreciate if you can come straight to yr points. Thanks

@Momplusone 3 месяца назад

Thanks for this information

@malkieackerman3332 Год назад

These you tubes are fabulous and so helpful...I have an m.a. 40 plus years experience and still learning new things thanks so much...m.a. isreal

@denisekenney4134 4 месяца назад

Great video!!! Thank you!

@oluwatosinadegoke5899 2 года назад

Thank you for all you do ma'am.

@ioanaopp7037 3 месяца назад

Hi! Are you going to make a live on Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism? Thanks

@darlaandel6516 Год назад

Your amazing!! Thank you. I’m struggling with my 20 month old and think he might have autism. He only says Dada

@nyaradzomasuka6570 Год назад

I think my 21 month old also has autism if you don’t mind we can exchange numbers and walk on this journey together

@Ready_Bri 2 года назад

Thanks for all the tips and encouragement 😊

@ayatahmad2156 2 года назад

Just amazing. So helpful and you make it simple and doable

@dominiquegordon8813 2 года назад

This is really good!!!! Thank you 😊 💓

@ioanaopp7037 3 месяца назад

Parents learn the "punishing behavior" and holding off from ABA

@StephenSulyok 6 месяцев назад

Awesome thank you

@Samantha-gm8kv 2 года назад

So motivating and informative thank you !

@yuanyuan5064 2 года назад

Thank you so much 🌹

@karinyr.221 Год назад

Can you please do a episode on DLD THERE IS LITERALLY NOTHING OUT THERE ABOUT THIS Disorder

@Momplusone 3 месяца назад

Do are you saying use as little visuals as possible??

@vandasousa7715 Год назад

This video is way too long.but I appreciate the information

@ww7813 Год назад

I’m in

@kellis9983 2 года назад

Are these strategies only to get kids talking or conversational? How to get them conversational?

@sm-zs3sf 2 года назад

amazing.thank you!🤗

@Katigee26 2 года назад

My 16mo signs more and uses it to reply or show what he wants. He can say dada, mama, yuck, but we seem stuck there, but signs more constantly

@dominiquegordon8813 2 года назад

Us too my 16 month old says dadada, gu gu, yeah but we are at a stand still.

@CCteamBlue Год назад

When mine got stuck signing more than talking, I would say the word they signed and give a pause. Don’t automatically give them what they asked for. Say the word and sign it back to them. “ You want more?” Then hold the treat and ask them can you say more? M M more …. Then pause. Food was the thing that helped them get out of their comfort zone of just signing.

@oyanoghafojoy5601 Год назад

Please I need your help and advice my child is 4 but know talking

@WilliamsLovesToLearn Год назад

this was really good. thank you

@Alim33315 Год назад

This was very helpful. I want to ask do you teach for school age children my child is 6 can I use same strategies with him?

@MarinaReznik Год назад

Thank you! Very helpful. What about bilingual children? Do you prioritize 1 language or say it in both languages?

@teachmetotalk Год назад

Hi Marina - I encourage moms to use both languages when that's possible. Thanks for watching my channel. I appreciate your comments! Laura

@dokpedele-olowu3529 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video. I've quite a few tips to try out with my daughter. Please how do I help my daughter who has very few words like "wow" and "shoe" but rarely uses them and hums every now and then? How can I help her stop humming?

@CCteamBlue Год назад

Mom of five here. Not a pro by any means but I would encourage the humming child to open their mouth and stick out their tongue and hum. Show them how it makes different sounds. Make it a fun silly game. Hum a song like that. Then transition that to phonic sounds lalalala It might help them to make the mind body connection.

@ishatpreetkaur5858 Год назад

@vannagomez08 Год назад

My son is almost 2, and only says dada and mama once in a blue moon. He babbles alot.

@WambuiNdungu Год назад

Boys in our family begin speaking at 4yrs, my son included! TIME & patience is what you need for now

@samanthamarie6012 Год назад

My 15 month old has children's Medicaid, I feel like he's a bit delayed. Is speech therapy coverage included in children's Medicaid

@mercymensah1819 Год назад

Yes is included,you can call for early intervention

@marykasweshimubanga5811 Год назад

My son is four years old and still not talking

@vanessan1372 Год назад

Just a question, I would've watched this all the way through but I have very fussy children lol So what does it mean if my son is 3 and knows what everything means. He even sounds like he knows words when he is "talking or singing" everything syllable sounds perfect ,he just won't open his mouth . As if he has a binky in but doesn't .