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March 12, 2017 by Kids Chatter Speech Pathology 2 Comments

Why isn’t my toddler talking? Will they grow out of it or should I be concerned?

Why isn’t my toddler talking? Will they grow out of it or should I be concerned?

As a Speech Pathologist, probably the most common question that parents ask me, is “how many words should my child be saying?”. You’ve probably noticed that there’s a big variety in development because you’ve seen other kids at your childcare centre, or kids at the park or even your own friend’s kids and some are […]

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April 6, 2016 by Kids Chatter Speech Pathology 2 Comments

Is your child a thumb sucker?

Is your child a thumb sucker?

This can be a much more serious problem than it may seem. This is because thumb sucking beyond the age of 1 – 2 years can be detrimental to a child’s teeth as well as their swallow and speech. Isn’t it normal for babies to suck their thumb? Yes! Sucking is a baby’s first instinct. […]

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