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Play is essential for children’s learning and development.

If you have ever wondered ‘all my child does in speech therapy is play’, then let me explain. 

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Estimated reading time: 2 minutes The power of first then is a concept that can change the way you approach routines and transitions.

Have you ever tried negotiating with your child? Can you get them to complete the tasks you want them to do? What happens when you give them instructions?

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Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

Do you ever feel like your child gets ‘stuck’ on some sounds or words? That they can’t get their message across as easily as they should?

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Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

Do you ever feel like your child gets ‘stuck’ on some sounds or words? That they can’t get their message across as easily as they should?

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The Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorder and Eligible Disability program, also known as the Medicare M10 Program, provides Medicare funding for children and young people with developmental disabilities, including autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

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Medicare Now Funds Speech Pathology for Some Children: What Families Need to Know (2026 Update)

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Estimated reading time: 2 minutes. This article explores the connection between Screentime and Language Development. In recent years, many parents have wondered about the impact of Screentime and Language Development on children’s overall wellbeing.

Allowing your child some screen time helps you get through a busy day…but is it okay to give your child screen time? And how much is too much when considering screentime and language development?

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There is no clear definition of play. However, here are some of the common characteristics identified by different theorists in the past… 

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Starting conversations can lead to friendships and allow for exchanges of opinions and ideas.

Have you ever stood in silence with someone because you didn’t know how to start a conversation? I know I have, and it is uncomfortable.

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When considering the many benefits of having a pet, you might think about companionship, emotional support, and unconditional love. But did you know that pets can also play a powerful role in helping children with speech, emotional, and social development?

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