Creating Voices Therapy

Puzzles are more than just play 🧩 They’re powerful tools for building language! While your child is fitting pieces together, we’re working on skills like labeling objects and what they do, describing size, color, and shape, making requests like ‘’more,’’ and answering questions to identify items. Simple play = big communication growth!”

Check out puzzles we recommend from our clinic on our Amazon page: https://amzn.to/45PwXH2

Sample schedules like this can be a helpful guide, and we can help consult parents in the beginning 🤍
 
At 4–8 weeks, babies are still figuring things out, so flexibility is key. If you’re someone who likes having a loose routine to follow, this can help you notice patterns in feeding, naps, and wake windows without putting pressure on the clock.
 
Use it as a framework, not a finish line, follow your baby first, the schedule second!

So we aren’t going to lie,-this is is a huge skill. We think it’s important for you to know about! It’s also a tough one. It’s really hard to target— even as a therapist! But our job is to educate and help! So here we go-Joint attention is an imperative skill to being able to verbally communicate. It is when shared attention is the shared focus of two individuals on an object. It is when one individual alerts another to an object by means of eye-gazing, pointing or other verbal or non-verbal indications.
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It is also really important to support understanding language. Think about it. If you don’t notice that someone is talking to you, or showing you something? Do you listen? Do you grasp what they are saying? Do you have to ask them to repeat?
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This is a condensed IG definition, and parent education post to help teach children about skills needed for words, and how to try to help! We know it is hard! We are here to educate and support! I feel compelled to say I have such a deep love for any child struggling with this, and parent trying to target it! Keep your head up! You are doing all you can and know how! And if you are reading this— know that YOU are amazing and such an advocate for your child!
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