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Building Theory of Mind Through Books This month our Communication Corner focuses on ‘Theory of Mind’. In a nutshell, this means being...

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A strong, robust vocabulary is a very important part of being a proficient English language user. A rich vocabulary helps us to express...

Music and Language Week One: Nursery Rhymes Parents have sung nursery rhymes with their children for generations. These sweet little...

Week One Winter Warmers: Snuggle with a Book Winter has arrived! Cold weather is the perfect opportunity to snuggle those wriggly...

I adore children’s books. I love the simple, hilarious stories, the anthropomorphised animals, and the amazing illustrations. Reading...

As we’ve already discussed in our previous blog, my goal when reading with children is always to interact with them and have a...

Welcome to winter! Are you ready to embrace the frosty mornings and nippy nights? If you’re like me, winter this year has caught me off...

Here at Newcastle Speech Pathology we work with people of all ages who experience many different communication difficulties. One...

How often do you think about your voice? Like most of us, you probably consider your voice as a tool that gets the job done. Unless...

Week One: Taking Turns in Conversations As we have discussed in previous Communication Corner publications, children learn language...

I love reading. One of my greatest pleasures after my first baby was born, was to take some quiet moments to read a chapter of a book...

To learn language, children need to watch and listen to good talkers. They learn sounds, words, and new ideas by engaging in quality...

Listen for everyday sounds and ask your child, “What’s that?”. Encourage your child to listen carefully and to guess what is making the...

There are few times in life as exciting as when your child first says your name. I remember sitting on my bed trying to balance getting...

Week 1. Quality Interactions It makes sense that children need to hear a lot of language before they master using it themselves....