Speech Therapy Tips: Helping Your Child Follow Directions!
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Speech Therapy Tips: We have talked a lot about language development. In addition to wondering how many words our kiddos are producing, it's ALSO important to evaluate how well they are following directions. Today's video explores 3 ideas to think about, when you are trying to get your child to follow directions, as well as 3 strategies you can use to help increase your child's understanding of directions.
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The information in this video is not meant to be formal speech therapy or medical advice. If you are concerned about your child, please contact your Pediatrician.
This is very helpful
Thank God that I have seen your videos today..you have explained it so good that a parent could understand where we went wrong while speaking with a kid .. really useful for parents to help kids in developing their communication.. Thank you mam🙂
Great
It's very useful video👍
This video makes me so exited! I homeschool my child and it's really easy to get caught up in the perception of others as to the progression of a child. However this video reasured me, the momma, we're on the right track. Thank you for the passion and the wonderful tips!!!
Oh wow! Your video is really awesome. Thank you so much for these amazing tips. 🙏
Thank you so much for the encouragement! Feel free to share this w/ your friends, so that I can get the word out & help as many parents as possible! And again, thanks for the comment!
Great ideas and very well explained! Thank you for sharing this piece of information with us! I have met and worked with many therapists, logopedist and bcba's for my son, no one has ever explained so well this main piece of information "receptive language", let alone giving strategies. I have subscribed to your channel, looking forward to getting more of these valuble information. Many thanks
Thank you so much for this encouragement! I love connect w/ parents, and coming alongside you as best as I can! Please share this with any of your friends, or in parent groups in which you are a member! Would love to get the word out to as many parents as possible! And, thanks again!
Thank you for awesome information. ❤️ your videos.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you for the encouragement, Priyanka - please let me know if you have any other questions.
Informative and clear video. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video to help understand toddlers. I would like to know if there is a way to make 3 years child listen to you (Gaming instruction, Etc)
Hi mam, I loved all ur videos. I will be grateful if u could make one on how to encourage kid to ask questions as my kids speaks now properly but conversation not doing yet. Thanks in advance:)
Great video.. thank u so much.. my son has asd and is having difficulty with fetching objects when instructed with object label (give me+ object name).. he cant pick up the object that we have labelled but just picks up a random object and brings it to us.. can u give help with more strategies to help with object labels.. we are stuck here since very long long time..
Thank you so much for commenting & interacting w/ this Troop!! I can thank of several videos I would suggest! Early on, I did 2 videos about basic language stimulation techniques - Language Stimulation Strategies #1 and #2 - I would suggest both of those. Also, I would suggest the video I did about How to stimulate language using any toy, or the ones about playing with Barbies and/or Action figures-- those videos also highlight ways to model language for your kiddo. Meanwhile, don't get discouraged! This can take a while, and the key is just repetition, repetition, repetition - model, model, model! Just continue to engage w/ your kiddo & let him explore the world around him while you model labels and language around his actions. Let me know if you have trouble finding those other videos & I'll post links here in the comments!
@@LingoRoo thank you.. just watched the videos :) ur videos are great.. keep them coming... if you could do a more detailed video on receptive language, it would be of great help :)