Multi Speech Care

07/11/2025

Friday in the practice #логопедия #

07/11/2025

✨ Why are routines so powerful for language development?
➡️ Swipe to learn how your child learns new words during dressing, eating, and playtime.

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💛 – What are routines?
Routines are the repeated moments in your child’s day –
like getting dressed, brushing teeth, mealtime, or bedtime.
➡️ Same order, same words, same rhythm = perfect language learning moments.

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💛 Why routines help 🧠
Children learn language through repetition and predictability.
When they know what’s coming next, they can focus on the words, not the uncertainty.

🗣️ Example:
You always say “Let’s put on your pants!” – Over time, “pants on!” becomes meaningful and connected to the action.

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💛 – Routines give structure & security
A familiar routine reduces stress and helps kids feel safe.
And when children feel safe, they communicate more.
💡 Confidence → connection → communication!

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💛 – How to use routines for language 🏡
✅ Use short, simple sentences
✅ Repeat key words (“Socks on!”, “Brush teeth!”)
✅ Let your child participate (“What comes next?”)
✅ Pause and wait — gestures, sounds, or words all count!

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💛 – Takeaway / Call to Action 💬
Routines are your best daily language-learning tool.
💛 Language grows in everyday moments — not just in therapy sessions.
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06/11/2025

🕰️ “Why does speech therapy take so long?”
If you’ve ever wondered why progress can feel slow — this post is for you 👇

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Because: Language is complex 🧠
Speech and language involve the brain, muscles, memory, attention, hearing — and emotions!
Every session strengthens different parts of that system.
It’s not just talking — it’s brain training.

05/11/2025

Wednesday in the practice 🩶

26/10/2025

❓ What is Verbal Dyspraxia?
It’s a speech disorder where the brain knows what it wants to say,
but the muscles of the mouth, lips, and tongue struggle to follow the plan.

The result? Speech can sound inconsistent, effortful, or unclear —
even though understanding and thinking are perfectly fine. 🧠💬

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❓ What does it sound like?
🔸 Words come out differently each time
🔸 The child “searches” for the right mouth shape
🔸 Longer words are harder
🔸 Speech may sound flat, choppy, or uneven
🔸 They know what they want to say — but can’t get it out

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❓ Is it the same as a speech delay?
No.
In a typical speech delay, sounds just develop later.
In Dyspraxia, the challenge is in planning and coordinating movements —
the message from the brain doesn’t reach the mouth smoothly.

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❓ How can a Speech Therapist help?
👩‍⚕️ By focusing on motor planning, not just articulation.
✅ Repetition & structured practice
✅ Visual 👀, tactile ✋, and auditory 👂 cues
✅ Short, motivating sessions
✅ Building confidence, not pressure

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❓ What’s most important to remember?
Children with Verbal Dyspraxia are trying their hardest.
They just need time, support, and understanding. 💖

✨ With patience and therapy,
their voice will find its way out — beautifully. 💬🌈SpeechTherapyTips

25/10/2025

🧠 What Is Dyspraxia?

Dyspraxia (also called Developmental Coordination Disorder – DCD) is a neurological condition that affects the planning and coordination of movements.

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✋ Simply put:

The brain knows what it wants to do — but the body doesn’t always follow the plan.
➡️ Movements can seem clumsy or awkward
➡️ Learning new motor skills takes more time and practice

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💡 Common Signs:
• Trouble with writing, getting dressed, or sports
• Often bumping into things or dropping items
• Struggles with balance or spatial awareness
• Difficulty with organization and planning

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❤️ Important to know:

Dyspraxia has nothing to do with intelligence!
People with Dyspraxia are often creative, empathetic, and amazing problem-solvers who think outside the box.

24/10/2025

🗣️ Why do speech therapists need several diagnostic sessions with children who have severe diagnoses?

Because understanding complex communication disorders takes time.
A single session often shows only a small part of the child’s abilities — some children need trust, familiar settings, or more time to reveal what they can really do.

✨ Through repeated diagnostics, we can:
• See how the child develops over time,
• Understand strengths and difficulties more clearly,
• Differentiate between possible causes, and
• Build a trusting relationship.

Every new observation helps us see the child more completely — and plan therapy that truly fits their needs. 💛

23/10/2025

20/10/2025

👏🎵 Why Does Clapping to a Rhythm Help Children — and Why Is It So Important in Speech Therapy?

Rhythm is everywhere in language! 🗣️
When we speak, we use a natural pattern of syllables, stress, and pauses — just like in music.
When children clap to a rhythm, they’re training their ears, body, and brain to work together in harmony — all of which are essential for speech and language development.

Here’s why it matters 👇

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🎶 1. Rhythm helps children recognize syllables and words

By clapping along to speech (for example, “Ma-ma,” “Ba-na-na”), children learn that words are made up of smaller parts — syllables.
This builds phonological awareness, a key foundation for reading and writing later on.

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👂 2. Clapping strengthens listening skills

When children listen and clap at the same time, the connection between the ears, brain, and movement grows stronger.
They learn to hear differences in sounds, stress, and the melody of speech more clearly.

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🧠 3. Rhythm boosts attention and memory

Rhythmic games improve focus and recall — children remember words, rhymes, and phrases more easily when they’re set to a beat.

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🤝 4. Clapping supports social communication

When children clap or sing together, they learn to pay attention to others, take turns, and stay in sync — all important foundations for conversation and social interaction.

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💖 In short:
Rhythm connects the body, brain, and language.
Through simple activities like clapping, singing, and moving to a beat, children build stronger listening, speech, and social skills — all while having fun! 🎵🌱

20/10/2025

Monday in the practice is amazing 🩷💪🏼

19/10/2025

👏🎵 Why Does Clapping Help Children Learn to Talk?

Did you know that rhythm and clapping support language development? 🧠💬

When children clap to a beat, they:
🎶 Learn how words are made of smaller parts (like “ba-na-na”)
👂 Train their listening and attention skills
🧠 Strengthen memory and focus
🤝 Practice taking turns and communicating with others

Rhythm connects the brain, body, and language — that’s why clapping games and songs are so powerful in speech therapy! 🌟

So next time you sing or play together — clap along! 👏
You’re helping your child build speech, rhythm, and confidence. 💖

17/10/2025

💬🌟 Did You Know? There Are Many Myths About Bilingualism!

Let’s clear them up with some facts 👇

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❓ Myth 1: Does learning two languages confuse children?
💡 No!
Children are amazing language learners. Mixing words from both languages is normal and shows they are using all their language skills.

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❓ Myth 2: Can bilingualism cause speech or language delays?
💡 Not at all!
Being bilingual does not cause delays. If a child has a delay, it appears in all languages — but learning two languages is never the cause.

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❓ Myth 3: Should parents speak only one language at home?
💡 No — speak the language you feel most comfortable with!
Children learn best from natural, rich, loving communication. Keeping your home language supports both identity and connection. ❤️

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❓ Myth 4: Will my child mix the two languages forever?
💡 No!
Code-switching (mixing languages) is a normal stage of bilingual development. Over time, children learn when and where to use each language.

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❓ Myth 5: Is it better to drop one language if the child struggles?
💡 Definitely not!
Limiting one language can actually slow progress. The more your child hears and uses both, the stronger both become! 🌱

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💖 The truth:
Bilingualism is not a problem — it’s a gift!
It boosts memory, creativity, and confidence. Every language your child learns opens new doors to connection and culture. 🌍💬