Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS Introduction It is common for parents to feel concerned when their child is not talking as expected. You may notice that your child is not using words, has limited vocabulary, or is not combining words like other children of the same age. While some children develop speech later than others, understanding the possible reasons behind delayed speech can help parents take appropriate action. What is Considered a Spe

Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS Introduction Supporting your child’s development does not only happen during therapy sessions. In fact, some of the most meaningful progress takes place at home through everyday interactions, routines, and experiences. Many parents wonder what they can do outside of therapy to help their child improve communication, behaviour, and learning. The good news is that small, consistent actions at home can make a signific

Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS Introduction Many parents become concerned when their child is not speaking as expected. One of the most common questions is whether the delay is simply a speech delay or a sign of something more, such as autism. While both speech delay and autism can affect a child’s communication, they are not the same. Understanding the differences can help parents make informed decisions about when to seek support. Early identi