Speech Therapy for 2 Year-Olds at Home (part 4) | www.agentsofspeech.com/checklist
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Speech therapy for 2 year-olds is typically the hardest to engage. Because they have really short attention spans and require a lot of play on the floor.
Remember 5-10 minutes to start off with, and start teaching your 2-year-old at home to start communicating with you. Realized that during the first month, your child will not use speech consistently. Rather, we're teaching your child to communicate through eye contact, gestures, and actions.
We'd always love to start off with bubbles. You can create a routine so that your child knows exactly what's going to happen next and anticipate your actions. So by coming to you, looking at you and copying your gestures, your child can communicate with you so that you continue to play with him/her.
Remember, your child doesn't owe you anything. If he/she doesn't want to play with you. Then it's actually your problem! So be resourceful and think of ways to play in ways that he/she cannot him/herself... Like spinning a ball really quickly, putting a backspin on a ball, blow really big bubbles, and so on...
If you found this helpful, please share this to your friends and family who would benefit from this information. Go to https://www.agentsofspeech.com/checklist for our checklist of toys and tools we recommend to all our clients!
Speech therapy for 2 year-olds is typically the hardest to engage. Because they have really short attention spans and require a lot of play on the floor.
Remember 5-10 minutes to start off with, and start teaching your 2-year-old at home to start communicating with you. Realized that during the first month, your child will not use speech consistently. Rather, we're teaching your child to communicate through eye contact, gestures, and actions.
We'd always love to start off with bubbles. You can create a routine so that your child knows exactly what's going to happen next and anticipate your actions. So by coming to you, looking at you and copying your gestures, your child can communicate with you so that you continue to play with him/her.
Remember, your child doesn't owe you anything. If he/she doesn't want to play with you. Then it's actually your problem! So be resourceful and think of ways to play in ways that he/she cannot him/herself... Like spinning a ball really quickly, putting a backspin on a ball, blow really big bubbles, and so on...
If you found this helpful, please share this to your friends and family who would benefit from this information. Go to https://www.agentsofspeech.com/checklist for our checklist of toys and tools we recommend to all our clients!
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