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Expressive vs Receptive Language: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters
When parents notice delays in speech or language, one of the first questions they ask is whether their child “understands but can’t talk,” or “can talk but doesn’t seem to listen.” These differences relate to two important areas of language development: expressive language and receptive language . Understanding the difference between the two can help parents better interpret their child’s communication skills and make informed decisions about support. What Is Expressive Lan
Tantrums vs Meltdowns: Understanding the Difference
Learn the difference between tantrums and meltdowns in young children, why they occur, and how parents can support children during emotional outbursts. Tantrums vs Meltdowns: Understanding the Difference When a young child suddenly begins crying, screaming, or becoming overwhelmed, it can be difficult for parents to understand what is happening. A common question many parents ask is: “Is my child having a tantrum or a meltdown?” While these behaviours can appear similar on t
Communication Is More Than Speech: Understanding How Children Communicate
When parents think about communication, speech is often the first thing that comes to mind. Words, sentences, and pronunciation tend to be the main focus when concerns arise. However, communication is much broader than spoken words. Many children communicate effectively long before they speak, and some children who struggle with speech still have strong communication skills in other areas. Understanding communication beyond speech helps parents better support their child’s de
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