Speech Therapy Blog for Children & Parents | Oconomowoc, WI | 53066
Browse through the blog articles written by Jann Fujimoto in Oconomowoc, WI with tips & advice to help parents & children with language issues
Starting on Tuesday, August 16, 2022 Silver Lake Street/Summit Avenue intersection – Closed. According to the Oconomowoc of Wisconsin, the City of Oconomowoc’s 2022 Street Improvement Program includes improvements to the Silver Lake Street and Summit Avenue intersection. Curb realignment along the east side of Silver Lake Street, new traffic lights, sidewalk realignment, subterranean relocation […]
Starting on Tuesday, August 16, 2022 Silver Lake Street/Summit Avenue intersection – Closed. According to the Oconomowoc of Wisconsin, the City of Oconomowoc's 2022 Street Improvement Program includes improvements to the Silver Lake Street and Summit Avenue intersection. Curb realignment along the east side of Silver Lake Street, new traffic lights, sidewalk realignment, subterranean … [Read more...]
Michigan State University researchers found that fathers impact their children language and cognitive skills as toddlers to social skills in fifth grade. Researchers surveyed 730 families at 17 Early Head Start programs across the United States. They found that parental stress and mental health issues impact how parents engage with their children, which ultimately affects childhood […]
Michigan State University researchers found that fathers impact their children language and cognitive skills as toddlers to social skills in fifth grade. Researchers surveyed 730 families at 17 Early Head Start programs across the United States. They found that parental stress and mental health issues impact how parents engage with their children, which ultimately affects childhood development. … [Read more...]
Infants whose caregivers show decreased eye gaze during play may grow up to have shorter attention spans. Psychologists at Indiana University studied sustained attention – the amount of time a caregiver looked at an object and the amount of time a child looked at the same object. Researchers found that child-led engagements, where the caregiver […]
Infants whose caregivers show decreased eye gaze during play may grow up to have shorter attention spans. Psychologists at Indiana University studied sustained attention - the amount of time a caregiver looked at an object and the amount of time a child looked at the same object. Researchers found that child-led engagements, where the caregiver let the child choose they toys of interest, often … [Read more...]
