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This Better Speech and Hearing Month...

  • Find out what the research says about the impact parents can have on their child’s language development
  • Discover your child’s stage of communication
  • Get specific language-building tips for your child’s stage
  • Read how-to articles for making the most of your everyday routines

 

Featured Article


Give Your Child a Reason to Communicate with Bubbles

If you have a young child on the autism spectrum, playing with bubbles can be great activity for encouraging interaction and helping your child learn to send messages. This article offers lots of tips for making the most of bubble play to encourage communication.

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Early Signs of Autism

Because early intervention leads to better outcomes for children with autism, early detection is more important than ever. Young children with autism don’t all have the same characteristics, but there are early signs that tell you there is a concern. What are the signs to look out for? And what should you do if you see some of these signs?

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Hanen Happenings!


It Takes Two to Talk® in Saudi Arabia!

Hanen Instructor Judi Thornton visits Jeddah, Saudi Arabia this week to offer the country's first It Takes Two to Talk workshops.

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Tips for Parents 

As a parent, you want to know how to help your child develop the best possible language and literacy skills. So we've developed a series of practical tips to help you do just that.

They are based on the most current research and are designed to be used with young children in everyday situations.

Choose the group of tips that corresponds best to your child's current stage of communication development:
 
Tips for parents of young children who communicate
without words.
Tips for parents of children who have just started talking.
 
Tips for parents of children who talk in sentences.