Playing Our Part Speech Therapy

Playing Our Part Speech Therapy Playing Our Part Speech Therapy is a play-based, pediatric private practice

Reminder: You don't need specific toys for your child to be successful with language. Follow their lead, model language,...
11/14/2025

Reminder: You don't need specific toys for your child to be successful with language. Follow their lead, model language, and team up with an SLP for support. The toys I share are just some of my favorites, but not necessary for success. Check out my previous 'object of the month' πŸ₯„ πŸͺž πŸ—’οΈ posts to see how to incorporate language with everyday objects! I also create posts about incorporating language into daily routines! πŸ›’πŸ›οΈπŸš—Language is EVERYWHERE πŸ—ΊοΈ

I'll be sharing a favorite toy of mine these next few weeks! πŸ‘€

πŸ€— The Critter Clinic is one of my favorite toys! I've listed a few language targets that you can use with the Critter Clinic. You can keep small stuffed animals, seasonal objects, and most toys inside the gates. There are so many opportunities for children to explore the toy while exploring language. It even comes with doctor tools for even more possibilities!

There are way too many language targets possibilities for me to list. Can you think of any I didn't list? What do you like about the Critter Clinic?

πŸ—£οΈ This speech sound pattern is consistent with the phonological process called 'Cluster Reduction'.πŸ’₯ Cluster Reduction ...
11/13/2025

πŸ—£οΈ This speech sound pattern is consistent with the phonological process called 'Cluster Reduction'.

πŸ’₯ Cluster Reduction occurs when one of the two consonants that are together gets deleted. This makes "try" sound like "tie" and "smile" sound like "mile".

πŸ’« This is best treated by a speech-language pathologist who will implement phonological strategies to help eliminate this pattern.

🧠 Untreated phonological patterns can have an impact on a child's ability to be understood, frustration levels, reading skills, and socialization.

πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ« Contact a speech-language pathologist today. If you are in the Yucaipa/Calimesa area visit our website at www.popspeechtherapy.com to learn more about our services and fees

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11/11/2025

🎈 At Playing Our Part Speech Therapy we know how to play! And it makes all the difference.

🎈 It is our pleasure to guide parents and caregivers on enhancing their play skills with their children.

🎈 Free tips:
- implement child-led play
- use comments more and questions less
- embrace the silences (you don't have to be talking the entire time during play)

✨ Learn more about play by following us

πŸ’‘ Interest in play-based speech therapy?
Give us a call at (909)POP-N-HOP ☎️

Reminder: You don't need specific toys for your child to be successful with language. Follow their lead, model language,...
11/07/2025

Reminder: You don't need specific toys for your child to be successful with language. Follow their lead, model language, and team up with an SLP for support. The toys I share are just some of my favorites, but not necessary for success. Check out my previous 'object of the month' πŸ₯„ πŸͺž πŸ—’οΈ posts to see how to incorporate language with everyday objects! I also create posts about incorporating language into daily routines! πŸ›’πŸ›οΈπŸš—Language is EVERYWHERE πŸ—ΊοΈ

I'll be sharing a favorite toy of mine these next few weeks! πŸ‘€

πŸ€— Jack in the box toys are one of my favorite toys! I've listed a few language targets that you can use with the jack in the box. The power of anticipation and routines are so powerful for language! This is exactly why speech therapists like repetitive books - the child can anticipate what will come next which increases their motivation and possibly of communicating. The same goes for the jack in the box toy! Try stopping right before the pop and see what your child does πŸ‘€

Chat with your speech therapist for ideas to incorporate your child's goals 🌟

There are way too many language targets possibilities for me to list. Can you think of any I didn't list? What do you like about the Jack in the box toy?

We appreciate reviews!If I have worked with your child or worked with you as a colleague, your words a very important to...
11/06/2025

We appreciate reviews!

If I have worked with your child or worked with you as a colleague, your words a very important to us πŸ₯°

Both options are available on our website, www.popspeechtherapy.com, or you can copy the links below:

Google Reviews: https://g.page/r/CddwUcMU4HrUEB0/review
Anonymous Testimonials: popspeechtherapy.com/testimonial-form

THANK YOU! πŸ€—

11/04/2025

πŸ—£οΈ If your child is 4 years old or over and you notice any of these patterns in their speech, contact a speech-language pathologist.

🧠 Phonological disorders left untreated can impact a child's ability to be understood, frustration levels, reading skills, and socialization.

πŸŽ‰ Looking for private speech therapy in the Yucaipa/Calimesa area? Contact us at (909)POP-N-HOP or look us up at www.popspeechtherapy.com

☎️ We offer a free 15-20 minute phone consultation to determine if we suspect a need for a formal evaluation or if their errors are developmentally appropriate.

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Reminder: You don't need specific toys for your child to be successful with language. Follow their lead, model language,...
11/01/2025

Reminder: You don't need specific toys for your child to be successful with language. Follow their lead, model language, and team up with an SLP for support. The toys I share are just some of my favorites, but not necessary for success. Check out my previous 'object of the month' πŸ₯„ πŸͺž πŸ—’οΈ posts to see how to incorporate language with everyday objects! I also create posts about incorporating language into daily routines! πŸ›’πŸ›οΈπŸš—Language is EVERYWHERE πŸ—ΊοΈ

I'll be sharing a favorite toy of mine these next few weeks! πŸ‘€

πŸ€— Wind up toys are one of my favorite toys! I've listed a few language targets that you can use with wind up toys. I've used these with early elementary aged kids too. You can make them race, pretend you need help winding it up, and describe their actions.

Chat with your speech therapist for ideas to incorporate your child's goals 🌟

There are way too many language targets possibilities for me to list. Can you think of any I didn't list? What do you like about wind up toys?

Does this sound familiar?πŸ—£οΈ If your child is 4 years old or over and you notice any of these patterns in their speech, c...
10/28/2025

Does this sound familiar?

πŸ—£οΈ If your child is 4 years old or over and you notice any of these patterns in their speech, contact a speech-language pathologist.

🧠 Phonological disorders left untreated can impact a child's ability to be understood, frustration levels, reading skills, and socialization.

πŸŽ‰ Looking for private speech therapy in the Yucaipa/Calimesa/Redlands area? Contact us at (909)POP-N-HOP or look us up at www.popspeechtherapy.com

☎️ We offer a free 20 minute phone consultation to determine if we suspect a need for a formal evaluation or if their errors are developmentally appropriate. Rather us meet your child first? We offer $10 screenings that take around 15-30 minutes. Check out our website for our next scheduled screening day!

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Thinking about difficult AAC questions?Parents, you may have some great questions that go unanswered. Ask your SLP for m...
10/23/2025

Thinking about difficult AAC questions?

Parents, you may have some great questions that go unanswered. Ask your SLP for more information so you can have professional guidance while diving into AAC.

SLPs, you may get questions like these from concerned parents and IEP team members. Do you want a guide on how to respond? Better yet, a resource to hand families when starting AAC to ease their minds. We know there are AAC myths out there - it is our job to debunk those!

TPT link is in my bio - search "AAC" to find this handout

🌟 Looking for a practical resource to support AAC users? 🌟Our AAC Core Word Guide is perfect for parents, teachers, SLPs...
10/21/2025

🌟 Looking for a practical resource to support AAC users? 🌟

Our AAC Core Word Guide is perfect for parents, teachers, SLPs, and other professionals working with AAC learners! This guide provides simple strategies for using core words to enhance communication skills in everyday settings. πŸ—£οΈβœ¨

πŸ”‘ What’s Inside:

Easy tips for incorporating core words into daily routines
Strategies to promote language development
Designed for home, school, and therapy sessions
Whether you're new to AAC or looking to expand your strategies, this guide is a must-have resource for helping kids grow their communication skills! πŸ’¬

πŸ“š Available now on Teachers Pay Teachers! [Link in bio]

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Yucaipa, CA
92399

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 4pm - 6pm
Thursday 4pm - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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