How to Shape First Words with Your Infant or Toddler
Around the 12-month marker, we often see first words start to emerge. Many parents believe that first words somehow “don’t count” if they’re not produced using the adult pronounciation (for instance, if a child says “baba” instead...
Playing With Purpose – Tips to Play With Your Infant or Toddler
What does it mean to “play with purpose?” Pediatric speech-language pathologist Emily Cohen shares her best tips! In this episode, Ayelet sits down with pediatric speech-language pathologist and blogger, Emily Cohen. Through her blog series, “Playing with Purpose,”...
Support Your Infant Or Toddler’s Development Without Going Crazy
How becoming a mother influenced this professional’s approach to working with parents In this episode, Ayelet sits down with Andrea Boerigter of the website “The Speech Mom.” Like Ayelet, Andee is a pediatric speech-language pathologist and mother of two...
Use Music to Teach Body Part Vocabulary
You probably know the song, “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes…” But have you ever thought about how you can sing it to maximize the developmental impact of the experience? In this video, you’ll see how you can use music to help you teach your...
3 Ways to Use Routines In Play With Your Infant or Toddler
Making use of everyday routines and objects in your environment to play with my baby In this episode, Ayelet sits down with Lia Kurtin of the website “Speech & Language At Home.” Lia Kurtin is a pediatric speech-language pathologist. She has been working with...Hi, I’m Ayelet
Hi! I'm Ayelet Marinovich. I'm a mother of two, a parent educator, and pediatric speech-language pathologist. I'd like to help you along your early parenting journey.
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