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Jun 07
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Communication delay in 2 year old child with Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Communication Delay in 2 Year Old Children

By | Speech Pathology

Communication delay in 2-year-olds can be a common concern for many parents and caregivers. Understanding what it is, how to identify it, and ways to help your child can make a big difference. Here’s a guide to help you understand and support a 2-year-old with a communication delay. Understanding Communication Delay A communication delay means that a child is not developing speech and language skills at the expected rate. This can include difficulties with speaking, understanding, or using gestures. Typical Communication Milestones for 2-Year-Olds By the age of 2, most children can: Say 50 or more words. Combine two or…

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Jun 07
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Benefits of a climbing wall for Occupational; Therapy sessions in our Sydney clinics in Bondi Junction and Mascot.

Communication Delay in 5 Year Old Children

By | Speech Pathology

Understanding Communication Delay in 5-Year-Old Children: How Speech Pathology Can Help Communication is a crucial part of a child’s development. By the age of five, most children are confidently using language and communicating effectively. However, some children may experience communication delays, meaning they aren’t developing speech and language skills as expected for their age. Understanding these delays and knowing how to support your child can make a significant difference. Here’s what you need to know about communication delay in 5-year-old children and how Speech Pathology in Bondi Junction and Mascot can help. What is Communication Delay? A communication delay occurs…

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Jun 07
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Communication delay under one year of age in Speech Pathology session in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Communication Delay Under One Year Of Age

By | Speech Pathology

Communication is a vital part of a child’s development, even in the first year of life. Babies start to communicate from birth through sounds, facial expressions, and gestures. When a child shows signs of communication delay, it means they are not meeting the typical milestones for their age. Understanding these delays and knowing how to support a child’s communication development under one year of age is important for parents and caregivers. What is Communication Delay? A communication delay occurs when a child is not developing speech and language skills as expected for their age. For children under one year, this…

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Jun 07
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Communication delay in 3 year old with Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Communication Delay In 3 Year Old Children

By | Speech Pathology

Communication is a key part of a child’s development, and by age three, most children are starting to use words and sentences to express themselves more clearly. However, some children may experience communication delays, meaning they are not developing speech and language skills as expected for their age. Understanding these delays and knowing how to support a child can make a big difference. Here’s what you need to know about communication delay in 3-year-old children. What is Communication Delay? A communication delay occurs when a child does not meet the typical milestones for speech and language development. By age three,…

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Jun 07
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Communication delay in 4 year old with Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Communication Delay In 4 Year Old Children

By | Speech Pathology

Communication is a vital part of a child’s development, and by the age of four, most children are starting to use language more confidently and effectively. However, some children may experience communication delays, meaning they are not developing speech and language skills as expected for their age. Understanding these delays and knowing how to support a child can make a big difference. Here’s what you need to know about communication delay in 4-year-old children. What is Communication Delay? A communication delay occurs when a child does not meet the typical milestones for speech and language development. By age four, children…

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Jun 06
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The amount of time it takes for autism therapy, such as ESDM, depends on many different factors

Learning to take turns

By | Autism, Early Start Denver Model (ESDM)

Learning to take turns is an essential skill for children. It helps them interact positively with others and is a fundamental part of social development. Taking turns involves waiting patiently and understanding that everyone gets a chance to participate. Taking turns is challenging for many children with social communication issues. Here are some key points about why taking turns is important and how to help children learn this skill. Why Taking Turns is Important Social Skills: Taking turns is a basic social skill that helps children interact with others. It teaches them to be considerate and respectful. When children take…

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Jun 06
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Young girl with autism doing an IQ test in our Bondi Junction and Mascot clinics

What Is Receptive Communication?

By | Speech Pathology

Receptive communication is the ability to understand and process the language we hear or read. This skill is crucial for effective communication and interaction with others. It involves understanding words, sentences, and meaning in context. When children or adults have difficulties with receptive communication, it can impact their ability to follow directions, understand questions, and engage in conversations. Speech pathologists play a vital role in helping individuals improve their receptive communication skills. What is Receptive Communication? Receptive communication refers to how well a person can understand language. This includes: Understanding Words and Sentences: Knowing the meaning of words and how…

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Jun 06
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Motor delay in 1 year old with Occupational Therapist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

Motor Delay In 1 Year Old Children

By | Occupational Therapy

Understanding Motor Delays in 1-Year-Olds: How Occupational Therapy Can Help Motor skills play a vital role in your child’s development. They enable children to move, explore, and perform daily activities. By the age of one, most children begin to develop key fine and gross motor skills. However, some children may face motor delays, meaning they don’t meet typical milestones. Recognising these delays and understanding how to support your child is essential. Here’s what you need to know about motor delays in 1-year-olds and how Occupational Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot can help. What Is Motor Delay? Motor delay occurs…

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Jun 05
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Child learning cognitive skills with certified ESDM therapist in Bondi Junction, Sydney, Randwick

Is ESDM Therapy Neurodivergent?

By | Early Start Denver Model (ESDM)

Understanding Neurodivergent Approaches for Children with Autism A neurodivergent approach recognises that people have different kinds of brains and thinking patterns. This means understanding that autism is a natural variation in the human brain and not something that needs to be fixed. Instead of trying to make children with autism fit into a typical mold, a neurodivergent approach supports their unique ways of thinking and learning. Let’s explore what a neurodivergent approach is and how it can help children with autism. What Does Neurodivergent Mean? The term “neurodivergent” includes people whose brains work differently than what is considered typical. This…

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Jun 05
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using books to increase vocabulary in young children

Vocabulary Development

By | Speech Pathology

Vocabulary development for children is about learning new words and understanding their meanings. It’s a crucial part of growing up, helping children communicate and understand the world around them. Here’s how children develop their vocabulary: Early Stages of Vocabulary Development Babbling: Babies start by making sounds, like “ba-ba” or “da-da.” This babbling is the first step towards learning words. First Words: Around their first birthday, many children say their first words, like “mama” or “dada.” These words are usually simple and related to people or objects they see every day.  Naming Objects: As they grow, children start naming objects, like…

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Jun 05
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Communication delay in 4 year old with Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

What is stimming?

By | Autism

Stimming, short for self-stimulatory behavior, is a common behaviour in young children with autism. It involves repetitive movements, sounds, or activities that help children regulate their emotions and cope with their environment. Understanding stimming can help parents, caregivers, and teachers better support children with autism. What Does It Look Like Stimming can take many forms. Some common types include: Repetitive Movements: This includes hand-flapping, rocking back and forth, spinning, or jumping. Sounds and Vocalisations: Some children make repetitive sounds, such as humming, repeating words or phrases, or making other noises. Visual Stimming: This involves activities like staring at spinning objects,…

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Jun 05
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Occupational Therapist using CBT techniques with child in OT session in Bondi junction, Mascot, Randwick, Sydney

Scissor skills for children

By | Occupational Therapy

Boosting Scissor Skills with Occupational Therapy: A Guide for Parents in Bondi Junction and Mascot Developing scissor skills is a crucial part of a child’s fine motor development. Using scissors not only strengthens hand muscles but also improves hand-eye coordination and concentration. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot, our team of experienced Occupational Therapists is dedicated to helping children develop these essential skills. In this post, we’ll dive into why scissor skills matter, how to teach them, and how Occupational Therapy can support your child’s progress. Why Scissor Skills Matter in Occupational Therapy Fine Motor Skills: Scissor…

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