Language learning and music perception require related auditory processing skills. The early developing brain processes language as a type of music. Infant-directed speech is often described as musical speech (using…
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From birth to 3 months a child should began to recognize familiar voices and smile reflexively. A social smile should develop at around 3 months From 4 to 6 months…
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Dyslexia looks different at different ages. The only way you will know for sure is by having your child tested. Here are some red flags from preschool to early elementary…
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Letter reversals, when children write letters backwards or upside down, can be common up until the age of 7 years. It is often called mirror writing. This is due to…
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What is it? Central Auditory Processing Disorder is a deficit in the ability to process auditory information. This can negatively impact a child’s language and learning. What causes it? The…
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* Video description below is from OUR DYSLEXIC CHILDREN YouTube channel. “ABOUT THE FILM OUR DYSLEXIC CHILDREN began principal photography in 2018. The community-funded, non-profit documentary film runs 44 minutes.…
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By Deanna Kelly “Play has been called, “the work of children” because it is through play that children learn how to interact in their environment, discover their interests, and acquire…
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