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Speech and Language Pediatric Therapy Service!!
225-933-8216
Lacie@allforthekids.net

09/10/2025

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09/09/2025

All for the Kids Therapy Services is here to help you help your little ones grow and flourish. We will be sending Back to School speech tips with specific examples to help your kiddos and students!

These examples provide practical ways to incorporate speech therapy techniques into your daily routines, making it easier for your child or student to practice and develop their language skills naturally.

More to come in the days ahead...stay tuned!! ❤️

08/02/2025

✏️📚 Back-to-School Speech Therapy Starter Pack 📚✏️

Friends, if you have a child age 3 or older, now is the perfect time to get them screened for speech and language before the school year gets into full swing!

I’m offering FREE virtual speech & language screenings and my Back-to-School Speech Start Pack this month to help your child feel confident and ready for the year ahead.

The Speech Start Pack includes:
✔ A speech-language screening
✔ A one-on-one consult to review results
✔ A BONUS therapy session when you start weekly visits

I travel to many schools in the Baton Rouge area to provide therapy, so if your child needs speech therapy, services can often be done right at their school! 🙌

📆 Screening spots are limited — book by August 15 to save your child’s place.
🕒 Screenings are available Monday–Thursday in August from 3–6pm.

📲 Message me here or email lacie@allforthekids.net to sign up now. Let’s make sure your child starts the school year ready to succeed! 💛

07/21/2025

Easy themed language activities your child will love.
Language building doesn’t have to be boring—this week, let’s talk picnics, BBQs, and summer fun!

Try these themed activities:
- Name BBQ foods (hot dog, watermelon, corn)
- Sort them by category (fruit, veggie, drink)
- Use describing words (cold, crunchy, juicy)
- Practice WH questions: ‘What’s your favorite snack?’ ‘Where do we eat picnics?’

🍓 Get your ‘Speech Picnic Game Cards’ and bring language learning to the table! (attached)

07/07/2025

Use themed sound play at home to build speech confidence.
Let’s make speech practice festive this month! July is a perfect time to focus on fun sound play at home.

This week’s ‘Sounds of the Week’ are:
- B (boom, ball, blue)
- S (star, sun, swim)
- T (treat, tent, top)

How to use them:
- Try a ‘Sound Hunt’ around the house or outside
- Play a ‘Say It Silly’ game using different voices
- Create a themed mini-word list each week

07/04/2025

We wanted to wish all of our friends and families a Happy 4th of July!!!!! Enjoy your day!!!

06/30/2025

Every new word, sound, and sentence is worth celebrating!
Celebrate the little things this month. Every time your child says a new word, answers a question, or tries a tricky sound—they’re building lifelong communication skills.
Encourage your child by marking their ‘speech wins’ on a tracker or calendar.
Whether they:
- Practiced a tricky sound
- Asked for something clearly
- Used a full sentence
- Tried something new

We believe in celebrating effort and progress—not perfection.

📥 Download our printable ‘Speech Wins Tracker’ and celebrate your child’s growth! Contact us today to schedule your child’s FREE screening! ☀️

05/21/2025

Happy Better Speech & Hearing Month!! We will be posting tips for helping your little one build his/her speech and language skills while having fun during the month of MAY!!
Strong speech and language skills help prepare children for kindergarten and get them ready for reading and writing. Parents and caregivers can help build their child’s speech and language skills with some simple activities at home. Below 👇 are key communication skills for children ages 3–5, along with suggestions for how you can help your child develop these skills.
Describing Emotions:
Help children to express their own feelings and to talk about how others might be feeling. Some ideas include the following:
Host an arts-and-crafts show for family members or neighbors, and display your child’s creations. Use household items (e.g., coffee filters, paper towel rolls, or Q-Tips®) or items from outdoors (e.g., sticks, leaves, rocks) to create the crafts. Ask your child to describe their art, why they chose their subject, and how it makes them feel.
Show your child photos of family gatherings or events, and talk about the people in the pictures. Who is who, what are they doing, and how is everyone feeling? How can they tell? Talk about how it feels when you are with friends. What makes a good friend?
Use dolls, or make puppets out of household materials. Put on a show. Use funny voices, and talk about the characters—who they are, what they like or want, and how they feel. **check out a few pics from the last day of speech therapy for May this school year!! Sessions resume 1st week of June!!! ***

04/18/2025

We would like to wish all of our families and friends a Happy, Holy, and Blessed Easter. We hope you enjoy your time off.
We will see you after the holidays.

04/15/2025

Hi everyone,

Welcome to Week 3 of Autism Awareness Month! This week’s flyer focuses on something that affects how many children with autism communicate, focus, and feel: sensory processing.

Some kids are highly sensitive to sights, sounds, or textures — others may seek movement or pressure. Recognizing this helps us better understand their needs and reduce frustration.

What to Look For:

• Covering ears or avoiding bright lights
• Refusing certain textures (clothes, foods)
• Constant movement or crashing into things
• Meltdowns during transitions or noisy times

How You Can Help:

• Create a sensory-friendly space: Quiet corners, soft lighting, fidget tools.
• Use sensory breaks: Let the child swing, stretch, or jump between tasks.
• Offer calming tools: Headphones, weighted blankets, chewable items.
• Be flexible: It’s okay to adjust routines or expectations when a child is overstimulated.

Quote to Remember:
“Behavior is communication. Pay attention to what the child is telling you.”

Next week is our final flyer: How Speech Therapy Supports Children with Autism.

Spread the word about our free virtual screening in April (details below)! 🐰❤️🌷☀️🙌

04/01/2025

April is Autism Awareness Month — a time to grow in understanding, celebrate neurodiversity, and create inclusive spaces for all children.

To support this, I’ll be sharing one short, helpful flyer and email each week this month. These are designed to educate and empower you with simple, effective ways to support children with autism in your classroom or home — especially in the areas of communication, social connection, sensory needs, and therapy.

Did you know?
Children with autism may communicate in many different ways: through gestures, sounds, visuals, technology, or behavior — not always spoken words. Communication isn’t about how it’s done — it’s about connection.

How You Can Help:

• Pause and wait. Give extra time (5–10 seconds) for the child to process and respond.
• Use visuals. Point to pictures, symbols, or objects to support your words.
• Celebrate all communication. Whether it’s a gesture, a vocal sound, or a glance — respond with warmth and encouragement.
• Model, don’t quiz. Instead of asking a bunch of questions, describe what you or the child is doing:
“You’re stacking blocks — red, blue, red!”

Quote to Remember:
“Not being able to speak is not the same as having nothing to say.” – Rosemary Crossley

Next week, we’ll dive into:
“Supporting Social Communication in Autism” — with simple strategies to help kids build social skills and connect with others.

03/17/2025

It’s Week 2 of activities for March, and we’re making speech practice lucky & fun! This week, we focus on St. Patrick’s Day Words & Language Skills with words like shamrock, leprechaun, lucky, and gold.

📖 Activity: Lucky Word Storytelling

• Pick five words from the March Vocabulary List (attached).
• Have your child make up a short, silly story using those words!
• Example: “The leprechaun found a golden shamrock in a puddle!”
• Encourage clear pronunciation and fun storytelling!

🎭 Fun Idea: Act out the story with props or toys to bring the words to life!

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Baton Rouge, LA
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+12259338216

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http://www.allforthekids.net/

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