In the earliest months of life, babies begin learning how to connect with the people around them. Long before words emerge, communication is built through shared smiles, eye contact, sounds, and simple back-and-forth interactions. These early moments, often playful and repetitive, are the foundation of social communication . One of the most familiar (and powerful) examples? Peekaboo. While it may seem like a simple game, peekaboo and other early social play routines play a cr

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How Music Can Impact Speech Development in Children

Encouraging children to play and talk can sometimes feel very challenging. A Speech Therapist can be a great resource to help provide individualized support to you and your family to address these concerns. Here are some Speech Therapy tips that you can try at home! Turn off all distractions (e.g., TV, tablets, etc.) to help you listen and tune into what your child is saying and help them to engage with you. Ensure you are at your child's eye level and face to face as your ch