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Yum! The little ice cream truck rolled into town d

Yum! The little ice cream truck rolled into town delivering treats at the zoo, park, birthday party and baseball game.

The Fisher Price Little People truck and a bag of mini erasers helped us act out all the scenes. The illustrations in this book are ADORABLE and filled with a variety of people and animals that you can use to target a wide range of speech and language goals.

My littles loved all the ice cream themed fun we did this summer, but you can use these to kick off the year, for field and spirit days or as a birthday celebration!

More tips in my recent blog post 🍦

What’s your favorite ice cream truck order? I always liked those chocolate eclairs.

Not knowing feels uncomfortable, but the best ther

Not knowing feels uncomfortable, but the best therapists are the ones that are open minded about what they don’t know.

Agree or disagree?

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Hey, do you remember why you got into the field in

Hey, do you remember why you got into the field in the first place? Are you stuck in a vicious cycle of hating your job, but staying “for the kids?” Feeling trapped because you have a degree (and loans) in a career that doesn’t actually make you happy. There are ways to step out of the spiral and back into joy ❤️

Check out these tips for avoiding SLP burnout on the blog.

There’s so much about our jobs we can’t contro

There’s so much about our jobs we can’t control—room location, caseload, challenging administration. But we can focus on what will maximize our personal success and health. Establishing healthy habits, ideally before you go back to school is an easier path than you think.

⭐️Gratitude: Focus on where you do find joy and peace
⭐️Healthy Eating: An actual lunch will do wonders for your energy level. Find a couple options you won’t mind having on repeat.
⭐️Drink Water: Another way to boost your energy and health.
⭐️Workout (or not): Either find something you like to do or finally release the “should.” An item perpetually on your to-do list that fills you with dread and guilt is only derailing your mental health.
⭐️Streamline mornings: Pack your bag. Lay out your clothes. Set up the coffee. Don’t let a frantic morning set the tone for your day.
⭐️Stop Working: Use cues to let you know it’s time to STOP working and then stick with them!

Want more detail on any of these? Check the blog. Got ideas of your own? Leave them below

It feels uncomfortable when you’re secretly comp

It feels uncomfortable when you’re secretly comparing your child to others in an effort to reassure yourself. Let’s take a look at some data instead.

There is a wide range of typical when it comes to speech development and it takes longer than most people realize for little one to develop a mature speech pattern. Take a look at expected clarity (which is most important) as well as development of speech sounds.

When did your little one start talking? In my experience “late talkers” initially need a little extra time to improve their clarity.

Still concerned? Talk to a speech-language pathologist! We start working with children early, you don’t need to wait until 3 years. Most kids love going to speech and therapy is very effective. In the US, you have the option of going to a private clinician or reaching out to your local early intervention for services.

Sensory play is important year-round, but summer i

Sensory play is important year-round, but summer is a particular good time to take advantage of the opportunities for it!

Sensory play is experiential and incorporates the senses. Activities like:
☀️Making mudpies
☀️Splashing in puddles
☀️Going down a slide
☀️Swinging
☀️Digging in the sandbox
☀️Smelling the flowers or fresh cut grass
☀️ Tasting a popsicle

What experiences does your child enjoy? Which ones do you bring in your therapy room?

When you see the BTS displays are you filled with

When you see the BTS displays are you filled with hope, optimism and excitement for the new year? Or do you indulge in fantasies of what you wish your career was like? Maybe you’re filled with dread and kind of look the other way.

I’ve been an SLP for over 25 years and it pains me that so many of us are operating with a constant deficit of joy in our career.

Most of us get into the field to help others, but we struggle with helping ourselves. You guys, it has to stop.

I’ve been exploring some of the ways you can keep up momentum, in our field or others, on my blog. Tomorrow I’ll share specific tips you can implement before school starts again.

It’s time to feel some joy ⭐️

On a 1-5 scale (5 is the highest) t was your burnout level in May? What is it now?

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