Speech Therapy - How to Teach a Toddler to TALK! - Toddler Activities - Shaving Cream Sensory Play
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- This video is about "How to Teach a Toddler to TALK!" using a super fun toddler activity! Sensory play using shaving cream is a great kids' activity. You can use cool-whip or whipped cream if your child puts things in their mouth. You and your child can play with shaving cream using any toy, but I really like using animals. In this video, we use beads and snow animals, and we pretend that the shaving cream is "snow."
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Disclaimer: I’m a licensed speech-language pathologist in California. These videos are meant for general education. Every child is different; this should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult with a professional in your area.
My son 14 months old and I’m so glad I found your channel so I can prepare myself for what I need when I am teaching him how to talk.
Yay! So glad you found the channel!
Thank you very much for your lovely vedios......These activitues are more helpful to my 2 years old daughter who is undergoing speech therophy program.
Great to hear! Please share on social media!
I love all of your videos! I’m just wondering how this activity would look different for my 31 month old son who has a speech motor delay/ disorder? Also, he is a bit sensitive to texture so I started by putting paint in a ziplock bag and let him squish it around that way! :) thanks so much !
Lyndsy Panizzon Hi! I would probably just focus on simple sounds rather than works then. Like animal sounds ...moo, baa etc. And I’d use sign language. Great idea with paint in the bags
Lyndsy Panizzon n FC
Hi Kayla my daughter is 3 she is in love with shaving cream right now😊 shaving cream and water. She says very few words and im afraid she wont be talking by the time she turns 4. I was wondering if you could give me some descriptive words i can use with her while we play with the shaving cream?
Hi Kayla, for the shaving cream sensory play, could we use whip cream instead of shaving cream?
good idea
Whip cream will probably melt as it sits and when they touch it since it’s a dairy based product, so it might end up in a soupy mess. For anyone else womdering
Thank You so much for this, my son is 4 and it's still hard for me to understand some of his words. He comprehends and follows directions so we'll, but when it comes to talking he sometimes grunts..but I make him say it but it just seems like it such a struggle for him, he starts pre k in August and I am so nervous that he may get bullied and teachers won't be aware or teachers may get fustrated with him.
Because he won't be able to verbalize, he is I'm speech and is improvement.
Sorry for spelling errors.
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Aw sounds like you are trying hard to work with him. If your child is over the age of 3 and in the United States, contact your local school district and ask for a free developmental evaluation. You can also seek therapy through insurance if you have it. :)
Hey Kayla ! I have 21 months twins and they are babbling with few words. I found this activity real fun. But I Can't find the link for the sounds ? Please help 🙂
Hi! What link are you referring to?
I noticed this cute baby speaks 2 languages , I have the same with my son , he is 32 monthes old and still babbling our relatives suggest we have to let him listen to only one language to stop his confusion but it's not easy to stop listening to English also I can see he understands both English and Arabic when I say a word in Arabic he responds with the same word in English , so what is your advice on this situation ? and thanks for all your helpful videos
Meme Ash Hi! Speech pathologists support bilingualism. There are many advantages.
+Walkie Talkie Speech Therapy hi kayla, I am really happy to know that because my son's cousin was a late talker too and his speech therapist told his family the problem is his family speaking two languages and they have to speak only one language and now he and his brothers know nothing about their mother language which is making them cannot communicate with their relatives . That what makes my husband afraid to stick our son in English nursery
Hello I just have a question about bilingual toddlers, I speak to her in Spanish her dad in English and she just turned 2 in English but she’s not talking a whole lot, is that normal? Would you recommend anything? HELP please!
Danna Lara Hi! As a speech pathologists I support bilingualism. There are lots of benefits. You’re child should still be talking. Check out my video for what’s normal speech development.
Hi Danna, may I ask if your daughter ended up needing speech therapy? My son is the same. He is 21 months and has a 16 word vocabulary. Thank you