Tommy is aged 7 and struggles a bit with his speech and language but had also developed a stutter (disfluency). Mum had been told it was stress related because he doesn’t like being in class or in public and feels uncomfortable when people look at him when he’s talking. Tommy had received therapy from a speech and language therapist but is now discharged from the service as they have…Continue reading Magic Moments – Tommy’s Story
With funding from Edinburgh University’s Community Programme we have created a series of video tutorials for parents and guardians to watch and try. They demonstrate activities that families can engage in and show how to adapt activities to suit a child’s needs and abilities. The videos are the first in a planned series. The first six cover the following topics: 1. Attention and Listening Skills 2. Positive Adult and Child Interactions 3. Developing Vocabulary And…Continue reading Video Learning Suite Coming Soon
YEEHAH!! Well done YOU!! Thanks to all your kind donations, our Crowdfunder campaign in partnership with the Aviva Fund has reached its target of £750. We’ve set a stretch target of £1000 – this will help us with extra costs as we aim to run our club online for the foreseeable future. If you can…Continue reading FRED & TALLULAH LEARN & PLAY ONLINE CLUB
Hello readers! We hope this finds you well and making the most of your time at home! We just wanted to give you an update on what we’re doing and how we will continue to support children and families over the next few months. We have prioritised the health of SLCo’s service users, volunteers and…Continue reading INFORMATION BULLETIN
Our featured App this month is Speech Blubs – an interactive App that allows the child to mimic speech sounds from other children! Your child will build vocabulary and concepts related to everything under the sun. You’ll find sections on colours, numbers, and shapes, creative sections for songs & rhymes, as well as lessons on…Continue reading What’s APPening – Speech Blubs
Tracey whose son, Ben is 9, told us “It’s hard trying to calm my son down when he’s had a meltdown. Often, it’s about reacting with the best of intentions but ending up giving ultimatums then standing behind him and bear hugging him to a safe space behind a door. I stand there for nearly…Continue reading Managing Behaviour: What do you do when a child kicks off?
