Better Hearing & Speech Month Activities & Events
Join Children’s Communication Center as we celebrate May is Better Hearing & Speech Month (BHSM), May 1st to May 31st!
Join Children’s Communication Center as we celebrate May is Better Hearing & Speech Month (BHSM), May 1st to May 31st!
We add a little one to our family, and just like that, we are parents!
Are you prepared? Most parents take their little one home with minimal information for the ever important job of parenting.
Category : Blog , Community Partner Share , Language, Literacy & Learning , Little Ones Rock
It seems perfectly obvious to us why a Speech-Language Pathologist would contact Word of South Festival (WOS) to partner in the celebration of literature and music. Are you wondering why?!
Autism Speaks U (ASU) is a collegiate program that began at Penn State University in 2006 and was nationally launched in 2008. Florida State University (FSU) established their Chapter in the Fall of 2014.
“ASU supports students, faculty and alumni in their awareness and fundraising efforts for Autism Speaks. Chapters follow the lead of their Presidents and Vice Presidents, who are made up of students on the spectrum, students who have family members or friends on the spectrum, or students who want to make a difference in the autism community.”
Category : A Day in the Life of This SLP , Blog
…And know they love you.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young released this song and lyrics in 1970 on their Déjà Vu album two years after Martin Luther King Jr.’s death.
YES, it snowed today! NO, we are not related to Winter Storm Grayson!
Category : Back to School , Blog , Little Free Library: Little Ones Rock Trio , Little Ones Rock
As we approach September 7th, the day originally intended to be the 27th and final day of our #LittleOnesRock campaign, we realize that this is not the end, but a transition.
Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists are two of the professionals being called to Texas to assist in the Hurricane Harvey crisis.
Some friends have commented that seems odd?!