Just 3 Things... – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode, Charlotte (Speech and Language Therapist, @speechtherapywithcharlotte) and Rosey (Sleep Consultant, @just_chill_mama) discuss practical strategies for parents who are waiting for speech therapy but who ALSO want support with their child's sleep.

Rosey outlines her top 3 tips for supporting better sleep in this easy to digest episode.

For more support, follow Charlotte and Rosey on Instagram @speechtherapywithcharlotte and @just_chill_mama or visit their websites:

Speech Therapy with Charlotte Home - Just chill baby sleep Rosey also has an exciting new children's book- "It's Time for Bed"- order your copy here:

Its Time for Bed: A goodnight story to help little ones fall asleep (geni.us)

In this episode, Charlotte Hall (Speech and Language Therapist, Speech Therapy with Charlotte) and Nicola Crompton (Specialist Teacher and Educational Consultant) discuss how parents can use story time effectively to enhance their child’s speech and language development.

They provide practical tips and strategies for incorporating storytelling into daily routines. Whether you’re waiting for Speech and Language Therapy or simply want to support your child’s communication skills, this episode offers valuable insights.

Key Takeaways:

1. Engage with Books: Explore age-appropriate books with your child. Discuss the pictures, characters, and storyline. Encourage them to ask questions and express their thoughts.
2. Narrate and Describe: While reading, describe what’s happening in the story. Use rich vocabulary and encourage your child to do the same. Point out interesting details and ask open-ended questions.
3. Repeat and Reinforce: Revisit favourite stories. Repetition helps reinforce language patterns and vocabulary. Encourage your child to retell the story in their own words.

Remember, these “Just 3 Things” are simple yet powerful ways to support your child’s speech and language development during story time!

Feel free to explore more episodes of the “Just 3 Things” podcast. Charlotte Hall provides valuable guidance for parents, and each episode focuses on practical steps you can take to empower your child’s communication journey. 😊🎙️

Find out more:

https://www.speechtherapywithcharlotte.com/

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Carina's 3 year old daughter has blocked ears and she wants to know how best to support her to listen and understand what is being said. Join Charlotte, as she gives "Just 3 Things" for Carina to try.

In this episode Charlotte talks about how you can support children with unclear speech at home.

Have speech and language differences can make it hard to make friends. If you want some extra ideas for supporting your child to make friends then this is the episode for you.

Aimed at parents who are waiting for a Speech and Language Therapy appointment for their child, each podcast episode gives just 3 things for parents to try to support their child.

If you have a question you want Charlotte to answer, send it to Charlotte@speechtherapywithcharlotte.com

If you find it difficult to get your child to engage with you, or find it difficult to grab their attention, or you've noticed they're super active so you don't know how to "play" with them... then this episode is for you.

I'll give you three ideas for how you can play with your child when you have to work a bit harder at it!

Don't worry, you're not alone, I'm here for you and together, we've got this!

Have you ever wondered how routines are relevant to speech and language development?

In this episode I explain why using routines is helpful AND give you three EASY and actionable ideas to get you started.

This is a great way to support your child's speech and language development without lots of extra work!

Matthew got in touch to say his daughter's nursery have recommended "using visuals" and he doesn't really know what this means!

In this episode I give an overview of what Visual Supports are, why they are helpful and how you can get started.

In this episode I suggest three things that will help you get started with supporting your child's speech and language development at home.