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Leading with curiosity, sensory play involves engaging with senses such as touch, sight, sound, taste, and smell in an experimental way.

Hearing a child speak their first words is a monumental moment for caregivers, signifying the child's entrance into the world.

With increased free time, maintaining a connection to learning—especially through reading—is invaluable for a child's ongoing development.

The RiteCare Childhood Language Centers provide diagnostic evaluation and treatment of speech and language disorders.

The California State Long Beach Speech and Language Program participated in The City of Long Beach’s Celebration of the Young Child.

Individualized Education Plans provide special instructions, structures, and services tailored to meet the unique needs of children.

More than just a creative outlet, art engages both expressive and receptive language skills, benefiting all children.

Emotional regulation refers to a child's ability to identify and manage their emotions.

As summer approaches, caregivers are often seeking engaging activities that will keep children entertained when school is out while...

Did you know children with ADHD have a higher risk of delayed speech development? ADHD and delayed speech development are two common neurodevelopmental disorders that can significantly affect a child's academic, social, and emotional development.