FirstRowe Speech & Feeding Therapy Center

Developmental delays are commas, not periods. Children reach developmental milestones at their own pace, and some move faster than others. Two siblings in the same family may reach milestones at different rates. How Does Speech Therapy Help with Speech Delays?... The speech therapist will work with your child to improve speech and language skills, and show you what to do at home to help your child. Homework? Parents are an important part of helping kids who have a speech or language problem. Focus on communication. Talk with your baby, sing, and encourage imitation of sounds and gestures. Read to your child. Name foods at the grocery store, explain what you're doing as you cook a meal or clean a room, and point out objects around the house. See more

Book of the week! The Pirate Who Couldn’t Say Arrrr, by Angie Neal. All pirates say 'Arrr!'...except for one. Discover how Red Legs Lamar learns to say 'Arrr!' as you travel with him on an adventure across the seas to roar this most famous of pirate expressions!... The Pirate Who Couldn't Say 'Arrr!' is an interactive story that teaches everyone how to talk like a pirate. The book explains how to make an /r/ sound ("your mouth open wide, tongue back and inside, touching sides of the teeth on back row"). See more

Whether it’s a road trip, a vacation or a night at home - Trivia is always a good idea! And one about Animals can be lots of fun! Q: On a common ladybug, what color are its spots?... A: Black Q: How many noses does a slug have? A: Four Q: What is the fastest land animal? A: The cheetah. They have set record speeds near 70 MPH. Q: What was the lifespan of a Tyrannosaurus Rex? A: Between 20-30 years Q: What is the sweet food made by bees? A: Honey Q: How many legs does a lobster have? A: 10 (8 walking legs and 2 larger claw legs) Q: What do you call a group of giraffes? A: A tower See more