Socially Speaking
Many children with autism and language delays find it hard to be \'social\'. All kids need social language skills to make friends and participate in conversations - but sometimes, special needs children need help to learn how to connect with others. In this helpful article, children\'s Speech Pathologist, Fiona Teudt, explains how parents can help their children to develop social language skills.
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The benefits of pretend play
Pretend play is an important part of your child\'s learning and development. In this down to earth article, teacher Sonja Walker gives ideas to encourage your child’s language, social and cooperative skills and tips for choosing toys that stimulate kids’ imaginations.
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