Parents always know their child best, but they now may be spending more time than ever with them. If you are worried your child isn't meeting communication milestones, seek help. Early intervention assessments are still happening, even now. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/oqSNUqScHF
About 5% of kids stutter, making it difficult to communicate. Luckily, the other 95% can help make it easier for them. Watch this message from the founder of SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young. Remember, be kind. #BHSMcontest#BHSM https://t.co/u8jfsqNw3u
Virtual meetings, classes, and social gatherings are increasingly common as both children and adults shelter at home. But these online platforms can create some extra challenges for people who #stutter. These tips can help. #BHSM#BHSMcontest https://t.co/2qYvP3lKVT
It's National Stuttering Awareness Week, and Taro Alexander, the founder of SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young, has a message specifically for kids and teens who stutter. #BHSMcontest#BHSM#stuttering https://t.co/IDmUPQy5HU
Some people sheltering in place may have difficulties with their hearing aids or environmental issues at home that make listening more challenging. This article offers tips for troubleshooting devices & improving communication. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/j82SEmair8
Strong speech and language skills are key to kindergarten readiness and a precursor for reading, writing, and social success. This article gives some great suggestions for how parents can help build their child's communication skills #BHSMcontest https://t.co/0BbDisd9vp
Many children who work with a speech-language pathologist at school may now be receiving temporary virtual sessions due to COVID-19. Click here for tips to make the most out of these sessions. #BHSMcontest#BHSM https://t.co/MR2xPZTiXQ
Group 1: Critical Takeaways
Relationships are key.
Flexibility in all aspects is vital.
Student choice is important.
Parent relationship need to continue.
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Hearing loss is one of the most common chronic health conditions in adults—yet far too often, it is left untreated. Learn why hearing loss is much more than just a nuisance--and how treatment can make all the difference. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/U9gRkODRWt
The ability to eat and drink is critical to maintaining good health—and promoting recovery from illness/injury. Food is also a key part of many social events. Some medical conditions can make eating & drinking difficult. SLPs can help! #BHSMcontest https://t.co/CehFvF3CNn
Did you know that students can be treated for feeding and swallowing disorders in schools? Treatment addresses the impact on educational performance—and supports the student’s ability to eat safely. Learn more. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/cVlGu0dv5W
Many people may not appreciate their ability to communicate until it is lost. Learn how speech-language pathologists help people who have acquired speech and language problems in adulthood. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/uexkFiHyAV
Do you have concerns about your child’s speech, language, swallowing, or hearing? School-age children who are eligible & demonstrate a need can receive services in the schools. This video answers common parent questions. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/EHPbDR2pfX
The term “picky eating” can describe a wide range of behaviors—some simply frustrating & some much more serious. It can be hard to decipher everyday picky eating from an actual feeding disorder. Speech-language pathologists can help! #BHSMcontest https://t.co/kEzkYp2iRq
You may not know all the ways that speech-language pathologists help children in schools. As May is #BHSM, it's the perfect time to learn more about how these professionals help kids on the road to achieving academic and social success. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/h2fTypekpo
Learn more about the social communication milestones that are expected in toddlers--and the signs of a possible social communication disorder or autism spectrum disorder. Speech-language pathologists can help! #BHSMcontest https://t.co/1aCRLKaBHY
An important message for BHSM! This PSA shares some early signs of autism and a new online resource for parents: Baby Navigator. Speech-language pathologists can help children with autism develop language, social & academic skills #BHSMcontest https://t.co/aS2snkFSoE
Did you know that a child can receive treatment for a speech or language disorder through the school system *before* they enter school? Click on this flow chart to learn more--whether you have toddler or school-age child. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/7YsZWIIq20
Early intervention for children who are deaf and hard of hearing is not one-size-fits all. Learn more about the communication approaches parents may choose to use with their child. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/vnAn3F7Kke
Babies are showing off budding speech and language skills from the very beginning. Click to learn more about milestones that are expected in a child's first year of life--and how families can encourage communication development. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/8SnmFUE48r