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25.01.2022 Unfortunately this is a reality that we face each day at Laughter & Learning Speech Pathology. If you feel your childs early literacy development is not as strong as it could be, give us a call on 0423927027.

24.01.2022 Lets help to develop a better awareness and understanding of autism!

23.01.2022 Lauren is attending The Lidcombe Program Workshop this week. Stay tuned for updates on stuttering intervention! #lifelonglearning #continuingprofessionaldevelopment #fluencyintervention

15.01.2022 Over the coming weeks, Laughter & Learning will be putting the spotlight on language development, and the language skills your child should be demonstrating at crucial ages. Speech Pathology Australia has recently released these amazing posters outlining the ages and stages of language development. So what should you expect to be seeing in your 18 month old child?... Share with your friends who may be mums to beautiful 18 month-old children! Feel free to PM us if you have any questions! ~ Laughter & Learning Speech Pathology ~ 0423927027

11.01.2022 Laughter & Learning Speech Pathology is a proud sponsor of the Queensland Police Legacy Child Safety Handbook. These books will be distributed throughout South-East Queensland Schools next term. Look out for us on page 58!

10.01.2022 Many new parents will hear professionals stress the importance of reading to their child every night, even from an early age, but quite often they neglect to provide the reasoning behind making reading a part of the daily routine. Here is a website that explains exactly WHY reading to your children is so crucial. http://raisingchildren.net.au/articles/reading.html... Not only does reading to your child provide them with the building blocks for literacy when they get older, it also helps develop their ability to attend to activities, as well as their social and language development. Here are some tips for reading to your child: > Infants: Hold your child close Use funny voices and sounds to make reading even more fun Point to different objects and say, Look, its a _______ > Toddlers: Let them turn the pages if they want to Talk about the pictures Ask questions like, What is this?, Can you point to the _____? and What colour is the ______? > As they get older: Ask them questions like, What do you think will happen next? and Why do you think they did that? After reading the story, encourage your child to tell you the story (help them by using the pictures and prompting)

07.01.2022 We love receiving drawings from our amazing clients here at Laughter and Learning Speech Pathology! Check out these awesome pictures that are currently hanging in Laurens office.

06.01.2022 Is spelling important? Lauren is attending a seminar today on literacy development (presented by Dr Maryanne Wolf) and she came across this gem that really demonstrates HOW important spelling is! Thought you would all get a bit of a laugh out of this. But on a more serious note, if your child is experiencing literacy difficulties, please call Laughter and Learning Speech Pathology on 0423927027.

05.01.2022 What is a Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)? Check out this awesome video presented by 2 children who have been diagnosed with DLD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQ-s02HWLb0&feature=youtu.be

01.01.2022 "How old should my child be when they say their first words?" This is a question that I get asked on a regular basis, and the short answer is that a child should be using words by 12 months of age. If your child is over 12 months and is still not using any words, the time for therapy is now! The research has shown time and time again, that the most effective way to treat language difficulties is through early intervention. Early intervention could not only reduce the severit...y/impact of possible language difficulties, but it could also save you time and money in the future. If you have any concerns regarding your childs speech or language development, call us at Laughter & Learning Speech Pathology, on 0423927027.