RECC

Communication Corner

Speech and Language Information

What's normal and when should you be concerned about your child's development?  Birth to six years of 
age
Early Childhood Language Development Chart

An Interactive Site From the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
Milestones in Your Child's Speech & Language Development

When should parents refer a child to speech therapy birth to three years of age?
When Should a Parent Refer a Child to Speech Therapy?

This link provides information about speech and language disorders.
Information About Speech & Language Disorders

Information On Articulation Disorders

Talking Tips for Articulation

Apraxia: types, symptoms, how it is diagnosed and treated.
What is Apraxia?

What is Language?

Hearing Loss in Children

What is Stuttering and What Can You Do About It?

Autism and Pervasive Developmental Disorder

Activities to Encourage Speech and Language Development from Birth to Four Years of Age.
How Can Parents Help Speech and Language Development?

Ways for Parents to Encourage Language Development
Help Your Child Learn to Use Language

Help Teach Spatial Concepts Including In, On, Under, Behind, etc.
Spacial Concepts

Activities to Help Build Listening Skills
Help Your Child Learn to Listen

Help Your Child Learn to Think and Build Memory Skills

Help Your Child Learn to Develop Social Skills

Other Resources

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