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
Even if Punxsutawney Phil did see his shadow and predicted an early spring, it still seems like we’re in the thick of winter. Break up the ho-hum of winter with marshmallows. Make a marshmallow Have you ever made marshmallows? It will be a bit easier if you have a stand mixer, and they’ll need at […]
Even if Punxsutawney Phil did see his shadow and predicted an early spring, it still seems like we're in the thick of winter. Break up the ho-hum of winter with marshmallows. Make a marshmallow Have you ever made marshmallows? It will be a bit easier if you have a stand mixer, and they'll need at least 4 hours to set. Be sure to ask your child how homemade marshmallows are different than store … [Read more...]
SpeechWorks had the opportunity to sit down with Scholastic to discuss some typical speech-language milestones and how to determine if your child is verbally advanced. Jann Fujimoto, MS CCC-SLP is a speech-language pathologist and owner of SpeechWorks located in Oconomowoc, WI. If you have concerns about your child’s speech and language milestones, contact SpeechWorks at […]
SpeechWorks had the opportunity to sit down with Scholastic to discuss some typical speech-language milestones and how to determine if your child is verbally advanced. Jann Fujimoto, MS CCC-SLP is a speech-language pathologist and owner of SpeechWorks located in Oconomowoc, WI. If you have concerns about your child's speech and language milestones, contact SpeechWorks at 262-490-5653. … [Read more...]
Books introduce us to new places and people, and they can help familiarize children with new situations that may be happening in their own lives. Perhaps your child is going to the dentist for the first time, going to the hospital, starting school, moving, going to have a new sibling, or getting a pet, these […]
Books introduce us to new places and people, and they can help familiarize children with new situations that may be happening in their own lives. Perhaps your child is going to the dentist for the first time, going to the hospital, starting school, moving, going to have a new sibling, or getting a pet, these are often new experiences for children and can prompt a lot of questions, concern, and … [Read more...]
Depending on where you live, your child may have already started school or you may still have another month left in your summer break. If you’re looking for fun and low-cost ideas to get out and explore, take a look at these 9 Summer Activities for Kids That Cost Less Than $10 Jann Fujimoto, MS […]
Depending on where you live, your child may have already started school or you may still have another month left in your summer break. If you're looking for fun and low-cost ideas to get out and explore, take a look at these 9 Summer Activities for Kids That Cost Less Than $10 Jann Fujimoto, MS CCC-SLP, has taken her kids to kid-friendly festivals, pools, and a Jelly Belly factory tour for … [Read more...]
With busy family schedules, it can be hard to get the family in one place for a meal. Whether it’s a formal holiday gathering, a fast food stop during a road trip, or a night when everyone is home for a meal, eating together is a family matter. When your family gathers together for a meal, […]
With busy family schedules, it can be hard to get the family in one place for a meal. Whether it’s a formal holiday gathering, a fast food stop during a road trip, or a night when everyone is home for a meal, eating together is a family matter. When your family gathers together for a meal, wherever you are, be sure to turn off the tech. It doesn’t matter if the devices are placed in a basket or … [Read more...]
A child not reading at grade level by the end of first grade has an 88% chance of not reading at grade level by 4th grade, according to a 2012 study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation study. A child’s overall exposure to books and language prior to first grade contributes to these reading skills. […]
A child not reading at grade level by the end of first grade has an 88% chance of not reading at grade level by 4th grade, according to a 2012 study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation study. A child's overall exposure to books and language prior to first grade contributes to these reading skills. While a child might not be as a baby, knowing how to hold a book, recognizing that the text is upside … [Read more...]
Speech, language and hearing disorders often go undetected and untreated for too long. With 11% of children ages 3–6 having a speech, language, voice, or swallowing disorder—and almost 15% of school-age children experiencing some degree of hearing loss—communication disorders are among the most common disabilities in children nationwide. During May, which is Better Hearing & […]
Speech, language and hearing disorders often go undetected and untreated for too long. With 11% of children ages 3–6 having a speech, language, voice, or swallowing disorder—and almost 15% of school-age children experiencing some degree of hearing loss—communication disorders are among the most common disabilities in children nationwide. During May, which is Better Hearing & Speech Month, … [Read more...]
If you’re an expecting parent, then you might be interested in The Parents2Be Virtual Conference running the entire month of February. Expert speakers will present on topics such as doulas, prenatal fitness, baby sign, midwifery, and post-partum depression to provide support to expecting parents in their journey. Join me on February 18 at 7:30 PM […]
If you’re an expecting parent, then you might be interested in The Parents2Be Virtual Conference running the entire month of February. Expert speakers will present on topics such as doulas, prenatal fitness, baby sign, midwifery, and post-partum depression to provide support to expecting parents in their journey. Join me on February 18 at 7:30 PM Eastern to learn about speech & language … [Read more...]
Recent studies show that increased screen time by both children AND parents are impacting children’s speech-language development. As child spend more time on devices, their attention and social skills decrease. As parents spend more time on devices instead of engaging with their child, the child misses out on back and forth conversation, vocabulary, and social […]
Recent studies show that increased screen time by both children AND parents are impacting children's speech-language development. As child spend more time on devices, their attention and social skills decrease. As parents spend more time on devices instead of engaging with their child, the child misses out on back and forth conversation, vocabulary, and social skills. Join me on Tuesday, … [Read more...]
I had the opportunity to write a guest blog post for the children’s clothing retailer Chocolate Soup about the importance of routines in our every day life with children. Learn how something as simple as setting out clothes the night before can help increase language skills, establish a routine, and help the day run smoother. […]
I had the opportunity to write a guest blog post for the children's clothing retailer Chocolate Soup about the importance of routines in our every day life with children. Learn how something as simple as setting out clothes the night before can help increase language skills, establish a routine, and help the day run smoother. Jann Fujimoto, MS CCC-SLP loved her Fashion Plates toy … [Read more...]
