Speech Pathology Northern Beaches
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Understanding Reading
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Listening and Talking
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Lisps and Stuttering

Girls playing xzylerphone 375x200DO YOU NOTICE YOUR TODDLER'S WORDS ARE NOT CLEAR ENOUGH?

They may speak with words and short sentences or do they 'point and grunt' to let you know what they want?

Does your child respond when asked something very simple? By working with hundreds of children for over 30 years Fiona understands their issues first-hand.

She has formulated hundreds of ideas and activities that will assist your toddler to communicate and interact with not only family members but also teachers and peers as well.

Children’s early communication has been extensively researched and an assessment with Fiona finds out where your child is according to their expected development.

Before a child begins to talk, there are numerous skills they must have, such as acknowledging your presence, paying attention to what you are doing and copying actions and sounds.

Children usually learn their first words from 12 months. From 18 to 24 months they start to put two words together to make short sentences. At this stage they may have 30 to 50 words, be able to name people, objects and actions, and say 'no' and 'more'. They are often unclear when they speak but parents should notice an improvement in clarity with time.

Childrens' communication:

Developing children to communicate through talking, learning and improved engagement in family, school and social interactions and offering education to broaden the understanding of people in “their” everyday world.
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eBook:
Sentences Making Sense

Build confidence with saying and writing sentences with:

  • 41 pages of activities
  • Easy to follow picture activities featuring ‘Sentence Dog’
  • Active involvement for every part of the program
  • Print for students to read, write on, cut up or take home for home practise

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Speech Pathology for the Northern Beaches: Dee Why, Cromer, Beacon Hill, Brookvale, Manly Vale, Forestville, Killarney Heights, Belrose, Davidson, Allambie, Allambie Heights, Chatswood, Roseville, Narrabeen, Warriewood, Mona Vale, Oxford Falls, Manly, Seaforth, St Ives, Terrey Hills

0412 281 159

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Addresses

Suite 5
Suite 5
8-12 Pacific Parade
8-12 Pacific Parade
Dee Why 2099
Dee Why 2099

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