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When a child doesn’t start speaking as early as expected, it can be worrying. I’ve often heard parents and educators ask, “Is this normal? Should I be concerned?” It’s important to remember that every child develops at their own pace, but understanding the signs and knowing when to seek help can make a big difference. In this post, I want to share insights about late talking, what it means, and how we can support children who face these challenges. What Does Late Talking Mean

When I first encountered Makaton, I was struck by how simple yet powerful it is. For children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), communication can be a daily challenge. Makaton offers a bridge - a way to connect, express, and understand. It’s more than just signs and symbols; it’s a lifeline that opens doors to learning, socialising, and feeling included. Let’s explore why Makaton is such a valuable tool and how it can make a real difference in the lives

One thing that I get asked all the time when delivering Makaton training is; "will using signs stop my child from speaking?" The short...

All this remote working is giving me time to reflect on the time I have spent delivering Speech and Language Therapy to children- when we...