Made For More Pediatric Therapy, LLC

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•Tiffany Cater, M.S., CCC-SLP, Treating Therapist, Owner & Founder

•Private, pediatric, evidenced-based speech therapy services

•Offering evaluations, treatment, & parent coaching

•Specializing in articulation, language, structured literacy, AAC & TOTs

One of my favorite low-prep therapy tools… window clings! 🐄🐥🚜These farm window clings are great for targeting so many sp...
04/20/2026

One of my favorite low-prep therapy tools… window clings! 🐄🐥🚜

These farm window clings are great for targeting so many speech and language skills while keeping kids engaged. We can work on:

🐖 Vocabulary – naming animals, places, and farm items
🐓 Following directions – “Put the duck next to the barn.”
🐴 Concepts – on, under, next to, behind
🐝 Sentence building – “The pig is by the tree.”
🐄 Storytelling – creating a little farm story together
🗣 Speech sounds – practicing target sounds in words like cow, pig, bee, barn, tractor, and chicken

Kids love sticking them on the window, moving them around, and building scenes while they practice communication skills.

Sometimes the simplest materials create the best therapy moments!

04/19/2026

✨ MAKE & TAKE EVENT ✨

Parents, this one is for YOU!

I’m hosting a Make & Take Night where you’ll create hands-on materials designed specifically for your child to use at home 🧠💬📚

Instead of guessing what to do between sessions, you’ll walk away with ready-to-use activities that target your child’s goals—whether that’s:
• Talking more
• Following directions
• Expanding vocabulary
• Practicing sounds
• Building play skills
• Supporting early literacy + DIBELS skills (letter naming, phoneme segmentation, nonsense words, fluency, and more!)

✔️ All materials provided
✔️ Easy, real-life strategies included
✔️ Customized to YOUR child’s needs
✔️ Built-in support for school expectations like DIBELS
✔️ Perfect for carryover at home

You’ll leave with tools you can use the very next day—no prep, no stress 🙌

Comment if you’re interested!! ❤️

A 2-year-old in the bleachers watching their big sibling play baseball ⚾️💛No iPad. No phone. Just little eyes taking it ...
04/18/2026

A 2-year-old in the bleachers watching their big sibling play baseball ⚾️💛

No iPad. No phone. Just little eyes taking it all in, learning, growing, and being part of the moment.

If you’ve got a toddler tagging along to games, here are some EASY, screen-free ways to keep them engaged:

✨ “I spy” at the field – “I spy something red!”
✨ Snack + talk – label foods, colors, and actions
✨ Cheer practice – “Go! Run! Hit!” (hello language development 👏)
✨ Toy cars or figurines – act out the game on the bench
✨ Chalk – draw on the sidewalk or bleachers (if allowed!)
✨ Bubbles – perfect for movement + requesting “more!”
✨ Movement breaks – walk the fence, climb steps, explore safely
✨ Sing songs together between innings
✨ Point and label – “ball, bat, run, fast, throw!”

These little moments? They’re FULL of language, connection, and learning—no screen required 💬

Sometimes the best thing we can do is let them be bored enough to notice the world around them.

Therapy game spotlight: Farmyard Heads & Tails by Orchard Toys! 🐄🐑🐖This fun matching game is a favorite in speech therap...
04/17/2026

Therapy game spotlight: Farmyard Heads & Tails by Orchard Toys! 🐄🐑🐖

This fun matching game is a favorite in speech therapy. Kids match the animal head to the correct tail, but in therapy we turn it into so much more than just a puzzle!

We use it to target a wide range of skills:

🗣 Speech sounds – practicing words like pig, cow, sheep, horse, duck, and dog
🐓 Vocabulary – naming animals, body parts, and describing features (tail, ears, spots, fur)
🧠 Problem solving & visual discrimination – figuring out which pieces match
💬 Sentence building – “The cow has a long tail.” “I found the pig.”
❓ WH questions – “Which animal is this?” “Where does it live?” “What sound does it make?”
📚 Early literacy – talking about beginning sounds (p for pig, c for cow)
👫 Social skills – taking turns, waiting, and encouraging friends

We can also make it interactive by:
• hiding pieces around the room for a movement break + language hunt
• asking kids to describe the animal before they match it
• practicing animal sounds for younger learners
• building silly animals and having kids explain what’s wrong

Simple games like this create tons of opportunities for speech, language, thinking, and social communication — all while kids feel like they’re just playing. 🎲

🥞 Pancake Pile-Up = Speech + FUN! 🥞This simple game is a TOTAL hit in therapy sessions—and it’s packed with language opp...
04/16/2026

🥞 Pancake Pile-Up = Speech + FUN! 🥞

This simple game is a TOTAL hit in therapy sessions—and it’s packed with language opportunities!

As we stack pancakes, we’re working on:
✨ Requesting (“more pancakes!” “my turn!”)
✨ Expanding sentences (“I want the big pancake please!”)
✨ Following directions (put it on top, under, next to)
✨ Describing (big, little, fluffy, chocolate, blueberry 🍫🫐)
✨ Turn-taking & social skills

🧠 BONUS: Working Memory Power!
We’re also targeting working memory by having students hold up to 5 steps/items at a time for sequencing!
➡️ Example: “Put the chocolate pancake on, then blueberry, plain, banana, strawberry. Add one butter on top!”

They have to listen, hold it, and DO it in order—huge for classroom skills!

You can target SO many speech sounds too—think /p/, /b/, /k/, /g/ with words like pancake, big, cook, go!

💡 Try this at home:
Use toy pancakes or even cut-out paper ones! Add silly rules like:
➡️ “Only stack if you say a sentence!”
➡️ “Knock it down if you use your best speech sounds!”
➡️ “Can you remember ALL 5 pancakes in order?!”

It’s hands-on, engaging, and kids don’t even realize how much they’re learning 🙌 plus, the tiny butter is THE cutest!

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🍽️ AMAZON FIND = Speech Therapy GOLD! 🙌Y’all… this is one of those toys that looks simple—but the LANGUAGE you can get o...
04/15/2026

🍽️ AMAZON FIND = Speech Therapy GOLD! 🙌

Y’all… this is one of those toys that looks simple—but the LANGUAGE you can get out of it?! 🤯💛

Here’s what we’re targeting with this find:
✨ Expressive language – labeling, requesting, commenting (“I want that!” “More please!”)
✨ Expanding sentences – “I want the red one” → “I want the red one on top!”
✨ Following directions – 1–5 step directions 👏
✨ Vocabulary – colors, actions, categories, descriptors
✨ Play skills – pretend play, turn-taking, interaction

🧠 Working Memory Boost:
We challenge kids to hold multiple steps at once!
➡️ “Get the ___, then put it ___, then give it to ___!”
This is HUGE for classroom success!

🗣️ Speech Sounds:
Perfect for targeting sounds in real-life words during play = carryover MAGIC ✨

💡 Pro tip:
Don’t just “play”—MODEL language, expand what they say, and make it interactive!

This is one of those toys you’ll use over and over again in therapy AND at home 🙌

🔗 Grab it here: https://amzn.to/4bQ47tC

Who already has this one?! 👇💛

🟠🟢⚪️ Color Sorting = Language Gold ⚪️🟢🟠Here, we’re sorting items by orange, green, and white — and it’s SO much more tha...
04/14/2026

🟠🟢⚪️ Color Sorting = Language Gold ⚪️🟢🟠

Here, we’re sorting items by orange, green, and white — and it’s SO much more than just colors 🙌

When we sort, we’re building:
✔️ Receptive language (“Put the orange ones in this pile.”)
✔️ Following directions (1–3 step directions)
✔️ Categorization skills
✔️ Describing (color, size, object name)
✔️ Attention + visual discrimination
✔️ Early executive functioning

Examples of what this looks like in therapy:
🟠 “Find something orange and put it under the table.”
🟢 “Give me two green items.”
⚪️ “Sort the white items, then tell me what they are.”
🟠🟢 “Which group has more?”

We can use pom-poms, blocks, toys, craft supplies, or even snack foods. Simple activity — BIG skill building. 💪

Bonus? Add movement or sensory:
✨ Hide items around the room for a color hunt
✨ Toss them into matching colored bins
✨ Bury them in a sensory bin
✨ Use tongs for fine motor strengthening

Play-based. Intentional. Effective. 💛

If your child struggles with following directions, organizing information, or understanding categories, this is exactly the kind of foundation we build in therapy.

Articulation spotlight: /v/ sound practice! 🗣️These articulation cards target the /v/ sound in the initial, medial, and ...
04/13/2026

Articulation spotlight: /v/ sound practice! 🗣️

These articulation cards target the /v/ sound in the initial, medial, and final positions of words, helping students build accuracy across different word placements.

What I love about these cards is the built-in progression:

🔹 Word level – practicing the target sound in a single word
🔹 Phrase level – short phrases for a little more challenge
🔹 Sentence level – building carryover into connected speech
🔹 Loaded sentence – multiple opportunities to practice the /v/ sound in one sentence

This step-by-step approach helps students move from structured practice to more natural speech, which is key for generalization.

Plus, the visuals keep students engaged while they get lots of repetitions—because when it comes to articulation, practice really does make progress! 💬

My 4-year-old drew this… and said it’s me 🥹💛And honestly? I see it.The wild hair & big smile 👏🏼 But what I love most is...
04/13/2026

My 4-year-old drew this… and said it’s me 🥹💛

And honestly? I see it.
The wild hair & big smile 👏🏼

But what I love most isn’t the picture—it’s the meaning behind it. At this age, drawings aren’t about perfection… they’re about connection, perception, and expression. This is how our kids see us ❤️

So if your child hands you a scribble and says “It’s you!”… believe them. You’re their whole world.

Hold onto these moments. They grow way too fast 🥹

Therapy room organization tip! 🧠✨I started putting my drawer games into mesh bags and it has been a game changer.Not onl...
04/11/2026

Therapy room organization tip! 🧠✨

I started putting my drawer games into mesh bags and it has been a game changer.

Not only does it keep everything organized and easy to grab, but it also helps my students when they’re trying to find the game they want. Instead of digging through a messy drawer, they can quickly see what’s inside each bag.

This small change helps with:
✔️ independence
✔️ decision making
✔️ smoother transitions in therapy
✔️ less time searching and more time learning

Sometimes the simplest systems make the biggest difference in a busy therapy room!

04/10/2026

Therapy tools ready to go! ✂️🖍️✨

This little acrylic organizer keeps some of my most-used speech therapy supplies within reach—scissors, dot markers, scented markers, highlighters, glue, and pens.

When materials are organized and easy to grab, it helps therapy flow smoothly and keeps kids engaged. Plus… let’s be honest… colorful supplies make everything more fun! 😄

These tools help us work on things like:
🧠 following directions
💬 describing and expanding language
🎯 fine motor + speech tasks
📚 literacy and vocabulary

Sometimes the simplest tools create the best learning moments🤝🏼

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202 Elm Street
Sicily Island, LA

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+13187155890

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