MORE THAN SPEECH

Speech-language therapy is an essential intervention for children with communication, speech, and language difficulties. While the school...

Here is a brief list of children's books that can help in speech production: "Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?" by Dr. Seuss "Sheep in a Jeep"...

Physical therapy can play an essential role in improving coordination for children in dance class by addressing any underlying physical...

Home carryover is essential for progress in therapy because it helps reinforce the skills learned in therapy sessions. There are several...

Play is an excellent tool for language development in children. Through play, children are exposed to a rich and varied language...

Toe walking is a gait pattern in which a child walks on the toes or ball of their foot rather than their entire foot. It is a common...

Reoccurring ear infections, or otitis media, can cause a speech and language delay in children. The fluid buildup in the middle ear...

Are you the parent of a picky eater? If so, you may be feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and frustrated. Picky eating is common in young...

Toe walking may be a symptom of a physical condition such as spinal dysraphism or injury, myopathy, and neuropathy.

A resource from Pathways.org that goes over the importance of play and the different types of play that is important for development.

Is your child always fidgeting during schoolwork? Instead of discouraging movement, here are some ideas to help engagement.

Information gathered from Pathways.org on sensory integration/processing.

Whether your child is already enrolled and attending preschool or will start soon, this is a wonderful resource to refer to as parents.

Back to school is approaching, making it a stressful time for parents and children here are some specific tips to aid in this transition.

Please contact our front office to schedule your physical therapy evaluation today at info@morethanspeechfl.com or (407) 637-2277.

Parent's guide to what W-sitting is and why it matters.

According to Nemours KidsHealth (2019), "All children (yes, even siblings!) develop and refine their language skills at different times...

Effective attention is what allows us to screen out irrelevant stimulation in order to focus on the information that is important in the...

Below is a resource by an early childhood development center that goes over a few of the many benefits for yoga practices for children....

Here is a lovely resource by Kid Sense (https://childdevelopment.com) that we refer to often during speech/language, feeding, and...