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Jan 20
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Help your child talk – Tip #1 is modelling

By | Speech Pathology

How do children learn to talk? Children learn to talk by hearing other people talk. They hear all the people all around them talk. This process of listening to other people talk starts from the day they are born. Their little brains are hard wired to take in sounds and words from the very beginning. When children need help learning to talk, the people they spend the most time with are the ideal people to do this. They can learn strategies from Speech Pathology sessions and apply these strategies to everyday activities. One session of Speech Pathology each week isn’t…

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Jan 20
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Child with communication delay working with Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

What is a communication delay?

By | Speech Pathology

Understanding Communication Delays: A Guide for Parents in Bondi Junction and Mascot Communication is an amazing yet complex process, especially during the early years of your child’s life. Watching your child begin to communicate and become more proficient is a truly rewarding experience. However, not all children follow the same path. While many children develop communication skills naturally, others may take longer or need extra support. As Speech Pathologists at OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot, we understand how important early communication is, and we’re here to help. Is My Child’s Communication Delayed? It’s normal for parents to…

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Jan 20
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Child who can't say 'th' sound working with a Speech Pathology in Bondi Junction and Mascot

My child can’t say ‘th’ sound?

By | Speech Pathology

Is Your Child Saying ‘Fing’ for ‘Thing’? Can they say ‘th’ sound? Understanding Speech Sound Development and When to Seek Help Are you worried because your child is saying “fing” for “thing” or “dat” for “that”? The ‘th’ sound is one of the later-developing speech sounds in children. According to Speech Pathology Australia, children aren’t expected to say this sound correctly until around 8 years of age. Some children pick it up earlier, while others may take longer. If your child is struggling with this sound, don’t worry—it’s a normal part of speech development. However, understanding the general order of…

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Jan 20
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My child is 2 and not talking

By | Speech Pathology

Is Your Child 2 and Not Talking? Understanding Speech and Language Delays in Bondi Junction and Mascot Most children begin saying their first words between 12 and 16 months. Some start earlier, at 9 months, while others may not begin until 18 months. Just like walking and other milestones, the age at which children start talking can vary. But what if your child isn’t talking by age 2? Is it time to be concerned? If your child is 2 and not talking, it’s worth taking a closer look. Understanding what is “normal” in speech and language development can help ease…

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Jan 20
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Watch as a child engages in a speech therapy session, exploring new sounds and building confidence with the guidance of a caring speech pathologist at OneOnOne Children's Therapy

Speech development in children

By | Speech Pathology

Developing Clear Speech Sounds Clear speech development is very important for children. It is part of their overall communication development, is critical to their friendships, and it integral to children’s academic success. Some children learn to speak clearly very quickly. Other children take longer to learn to speak clearly, and some children will need help with their speech. Our Speech Pathologists at our Bondi Junction clinic believe that it is much better to identify any speech development issues early and resolve them early. When children first begin to speak, most children can’t say a lot of sounds clearly. This is…

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Jan 20
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School Readiness

By | Speech Pathology

School readiness refers to a child’s preparedness to start school, both academically and socially. It means that a child has the skills, knowledge, and behaviours needed to succeed in a classroom environment. Understanding and supporting school readiness is crucial for helping children make a smooth transition into school life. Key Areas of School Readiness Physical Health and Motor Skills: A child’s physical health and motor skills are fundamental for school readiness. This includes being able to run, jump, and play, as well as fine motor skills like holding a pencil, cutting with scissors, and managing personal care tasks such as…

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Jan 20
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Tip number 2 to help a child's communication is that you slow down in Speech Pathology clinic in Bondi Junction and Mascot

How To Help Your Child Talk – Tip #2

By | Speech Pathology

Help Your Child Talk – Tip #2: Slow Down for Better Communication As parents, we’re constantly on the go, juggling busy schedules and daily tasks. But when it comes to talking to children, especially those with language delays, slowing down can make all the difference. At OneOnOne Children’s Therapy in Bondi Junction and Mascot, we encourage parents to adjust their pace of speech to help their children process and understand language more easily. Why Is It Important to Slow Down? Children’s brains are still developing, and they don’t process speech as quickly as adults do. When you slow down, you…

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Jan 20
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Help your child talk – tip #3

By | Speech Pathology

How do children learn to talk? Let’s look at Help Your Child Talk – Tip #3. Children learn to talk by hearing other people talk. They hear all the people all around them talk. This process of listening to other people talk starts from the day they are born. Their little brains are hard wired to take in sounds and words from the very beginning. Children, from babies to pre-schoolers, learn language from the people around them. They learn language from the people they spend the most time with. This is usually the parent. However, it can be siblings, grandparents,…

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Nov 11
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Young girl in a Speech Pathology session in our Bondi Junction clinci working with one of our highly trained Speech Pathologists

Speech Pathology Bondi Junction

By | Speech Pathology

Unlocking Your Child’s Potential: Speech Pathology Services in Bondi Junction and Mascot The first three years of your child’s life are crucial for their development. During this period, they begin to communicate, develop motor skills, and enhance cognitive abilities. However, some children may experience delays in these areas, which can affect their ability to interact and learn. That’s where our Speech Pathology services in Bondi Junction and Mascot come in. Our expert team, all members of Speech Pathology Australia, provide tailored support to help children overcome communication challenges and reach their full potential. Why Your Child Might Need Speech Pathology…

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Nov 05
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Children with a language delay working with our Speech Pathologist to improve communication in Bondi Junction and Mascot

What is language delay?

By | Speech Pathology

Understanding Language Delays: How Speech Pathology in Bondi Junction and Mascot Can Help Your Child Language delay is a common concern among parents when their child’s language development is slower than their peers. At our Speech Pathology clinics in Bondi Junction and Mascot, parents often reach out to discuss concerns about language delays. These delays can affect how children understand, use, and communicate with language. Early identification and intervention are key to helping children overcome these challenges and develop strong communication skills. What Is Language Delay? Language delay occurs when a child is not meeting typical language development milestones. For…

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Oct 10
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Child with language delay doing Speech Pathology to use more words in Bondi Junction and Mascot clinic

How many words should my child say?

By | Speech Pathology

How Many Words Should My Child Be Saying? A Guide for Parents in Bondi Junction and Mascot As a parent, it’s natural to wonder if your child’s speech and language are developing as they should. One of the most common questions we hear at our Speech Pathology clinics in Bondi Junction and Mascot is, “How many words should my child be saying?” Knowing what’s typical and when to seek help can ease your concerns and get your child the support they need. Why Do Parents Worry About Word Count? The number of words a child says is often the first…

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Sep 08
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Speech Pathology with a Speech Pathologist in Bondi Junction and Mascot

What is stuttering?

By | Speech Pathology

Understanding and Helping Children Who Stutter Stuttering is when someone has trouble speaking smoothly. It can make talking a bit tricky, especially for children. Words might get stuck, sounds might be repeated, or there could be long pauses between words. Stuttering is common in young kids and can be a part of learning to speak. Let’s explore what stuttering is, why it happens, and how to help children who stutter, all in a simple and fun way. What is Stuttering? Stuttering is a speech disorder where the flow of speech is interrupted. Imagine a river that flows smoothly but occasionally…

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