Arrow Speech Company

OMG, Look at this amazing book! What an amazing Christmas gift idea for all my little friends!

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Make book time easy! Great tips!

Wash those hands, friends!

Many parents bring their concerns about their child not talking and all too often are told Let’s just wait and see by pediatricians- and often other parents a...nd family members as well. But, this approach is outdated and has a negative impact on children with language delays. As parents, we want to set our kids up for success- and that means NOT waiting until your child has a SIGNIFICANT delay before you seek intervention- especially when you had concerns previously. So, go ahead and get an evaluation when you are first concerned- YOU ARE NOT CRAZY for doing this- even if your child turns out to not need therapy. The earlier intervention is started, the better likelihood your child will catch up to age level expectations and at a quicker rate! See more

Oh those pesky ears... Great info about how hearing impacts speech and language development. Could this be your child? The answer might surprise you. The case history with the parent starts routinely enough: Passed newborn hearing screening? Yes.... Any risk factors for hearing loss? No. History of ear infections? No. Concerns about hearing loss? Not really, a parent might say. Sometimes she ignores me, but I think it’s just her age. I’m more concerned about her not talking.

Old school toys are best!

Ditch the batteries!!!

Wonderful Christmas gift ideas that promote development.

Most important foundation skill for communicating = joint attention.

What an amazing organization! They donate toys at Christmas time to children with different mobility needs. This organization adapts them to meet those needs. They are accepting applications until November 15.

Great info on those easy to use pouches...

Early intervention is so key!

Perfect article about modeling language with our little ones.

Are you trying to break the pacifier habit?

Great article on first words...