A structured bedtime routine can be extremely helpful for your child!Try some of these tips to facilitate the transition from play to sleep!

We’re here to give you a breakdown of what neurodiversity is, why it’s important, and ways in which you can learn more about neurodiversity!

Want to learn about the many ways Stanley helps out at the BAC? Keep an eye out for Stanley’s Station updates right here on the BAC blog.

Our SLPs are back with recommendations for speech sound home practice, and this week our focus is on “k” and “g”.

Here are some of our favorite online books and games to practice vocalic “r” in a fun and functional way!

Speech therapist Anna Harris explains how reciprocal conversation is important for our children and their overall language development.

As parents of infants and toddlers, it can be challenging to make sense of all the conflicting information regarding language development.

We are all familiar with the often adorable ‘toddler talk.’ When we hear a two-year-old child say ‘wawa’ for water, ‘baba’ for bottle,...

Whether your child is headed back to school in-person, remote, or hybrid, following directions is an important skill for success!

Interested in learning more about how BAC speech language pathologists can support your child's development? Contact us to speak with a...

As you learned in last month’s blog post, use of AAC can help children to communicate their wants, needs, feelings, and ideas. But how do...

What is AAC is and how you can use it to best support your child’s communication development?

As families gear up for the new school year, you may be looking for some ways to provide structure and routine to your child’s day.

As your child heads back to school, you may be looking for some strategies to support your child in sharing about his or her day.

There are a ton of great online resources for practicing speech sounds! These are some of our favorites for practicing the ‘sh’ phoneme.

Looking for creative ways to target your child’s speech and language goals at home? All you need is... shaving cream!

Do you have a lot of advertisement flyers that come in the mail? How about using them as another tool to target your child’s speech goals?!