What is vocal hygiene and how can I look after my child’s voice?
We support our children to look after their personal hygiene, including brushing their teeth and ha...Read More
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Ask A Speechie: How can I help build my toddler’s attention skills?
Many parents are taking-on more formal education duties at home with their toddlers, as well as wit...Read More
May 2020 Service Update
As we enter into our 9th week of telehealth with you, we appreciate that you are entering the 5th w...Read More
Featured Resource – LEGO!
Natasha Kolivas, Speech Pathologist, writes... Over the last few months I have had the...Read More
Top Tips! How to support your child’s communication at home.
You can help your child while you are at home, even while you are waiting for your first appointmen...Read More
How to support your child’s social communication development
In early childhood development, one of the most eagerly awaited milestones is a child’s first wor...Read More
Ask a Speechie: Can we skip the games and use flash cards instead?
If you have ever spent time in the waiting room of Melbourne Child Development, you have no dou...Read More
Blog: Creating Creative Kids
Creativity is defined as the use of imagination or original ideas to create something. It ...Read More
Ask an OT: What is HEAVY WORK?
All children, especially those with sensory differences can benefit from proprioceptive input t...Read More
Ask a Speechie: How can I help my child transfer their speech sounds into everyday talking?
This month's question is answered by our Clinical Manager and Senior Speech Pathologist, Genevieve ...Read More
Ask an OT: Why does my child act out more at this time of year, and how can I help my child get through the festive season?
The days are getting longer, the sun is setting later, the weather is finally warming, the school y...Read More
Ask An OT: What is Sensory Play?
What is sensory play and why is it important? Sensory play is an activity tha...Read More