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Simply Communication, Ltd., 725 Irving Park Road Suite C, Roselle, IL (2025)

11/10/2025

🎥🍿 Give a little, win a lot! This November, Simply Communication is hosting a Food Drive — and when you donate non-perishable items, you’ll be entered to win our Movie Night Giveaway Basket!
The more you give, the more entries you earn. Let’s make a difference and make movie night extra cozy! 💙
📅 Donations accepted all month long!

11/07/2025

"She’s just picky!" "He’ll eat when he’s hungry!" But what if it’s more than that? 🤔 Kids who gag on certain textures, refuse meats, or pocket food in their cheeks may actually have an oral-motor delay or sensory issue. Eating is a skill—just like walking or talking! If mealtimes are stressful, let’s figure out why.�💡 A child shouldn’t have to “just deal with it” when it comes to eating. Let’s make mealtime enjoyable again!�👇 Drop an emoji to describe your mealtime experience!�

11/06/2025

“They Sleep Through the Night… But Wake Up Exhausted” 😴
* A full night of sleep doesn’t always mean good sleep.
* Mouth breathing, snoring, or tossing and turning can signal disrupted rest.
* Poor sleep can affect mood, focus, and even growth.
* Restorative sleep should leave them waking up refreshed!�🌙 Does your child wake up happy or still tired?� Is your child sleeping through the night but still waking up tired? 😴 It could be a sign of disrupted rest. Good sleep is essential for their mood, focus, and growth. Let's work together towards ensuring restorative sleep for our little ones! 🌙

11/05/2025

* Snoring isn’t just cute—it’s a red flag for airway issues.
* Kids should breathe quietly through their nose while sleeping.
* Snoring can indicate poor oxygen flow, leading to fatigue and behavior struggles.
* It’s not just like Dad—it’s worth looking into!�💤 Have you ever recorded your child’s sleep sounds?� Is your child's snoring keeping you up at night? 🌙 Snoring isn't just a cute noise—it could be a signal of underlying airway issues. Make sure your little one breathes quietly through their nose while sleeping to ensure proper oxygen flow and avoid fatigue and behavior struggles. Don't dismiss it as just another quirk—it's worth investigating! 🚨

11/04/2025

Is your little one constantly dealing with ear infections, causing concern? While common, they might indicate an underlying problem that requires attention. Let's work together to establish a personalized plan for their ear health, focusing on a approach. Remember, and should be addressed promptly to ensure your child's well-being. Let's prioritize their health and find solutions for optimal ear health. 👂 How many ear infections has your child had?

11/04/2025

It’s Food Drive month at Simply Communication! 🥫💙 We’re collecting non-perishable food items all November long to support local families in need. Your kindness can make a real difference — and as a thank you, every donation enters you into our Movie Night Giveaway Basket drawing! 🎬🍿
Let’s come together to fill shelves, hearts, and bellies this season. 💛 📍Drop off items at Simply Communication through November 30th.

10/29/2025

"She’s just picky!" "He’ll eat when he’s hungry!" But what if it’s more than that? 🤔 Kids who gag on certain textures, refuse meats, or pocket food in their cheeks may actually have an oral-motor delay or sensory issue. Eating is a skill—just like walking or talking! If mealtimes are stressful, let’s figure out why.�💡 A child shouldn’t have to “just deal with it” when it comes to eating. Let’s make mealtime enjoyable again!�👇 Drop an emoji to describe your mealtime experience!�

10/23/2025

Clear speech isn’t only about practicing sounds—it depends on where the tongue rests and how it moves. If the tongue sits low or forward (from open-mouth posture or ties), sounds like /s/, /l/, and /r/ may be tricky.
Myofunctional therapy helps align oral function—rest posture, breathing, swallowing—which lays the foundation for strong, clear speech. Speech therapy + myo therapy = real progress that lasts.

💬 Has your child struggled with certain sounds despite practice?

10/21/2025

* Snoring isn’t just cute—it’s a red flag for airway issues.
* Kids should breathe quietly through their nose while sleeping.
* Snoring can indicate poor oxygen flow, leading to fatigue and behavior struggles.
* It’s not just like Dad—it’s worth looking into!�💤 Have you ever recorded your child’s sleep sounds?� Is your child's snoring keeping you up at night? 🌙 Snoring isn't just a cute noise—it could be a signal of underlying airway issues. Make sure your little one breathes quietly through their nose while sleeping to ensure proper oxygen flow and avoid fatigue and behavior struggles. Don't dismiss it as just another quirk—it's worth investigating! 🚨

10/20/2025

Mouth open while sleeping. Snoring. Constant congestion. These aren’t “just normal kid things.” They’re signs that breathing may be compromised. Myofunctional therapy teaches nasal breathing, tongue-up posture, and proper muscle balance—supporting airway health day and night.
Better breathing = better sleep, better focus, better life.

💤 Does your child breathe through their nose or mouth most of the time?

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