Two weeks after my toddler’s tonsillectomy, I’m sharing what the experience was really like — from the signs of airway issues to the hardest parts of recovery. This story is for any parent wondering if big tonsils, snoring, restless sleep, or behavior changes might be connected. If you’re a mom worried about airway health, I hope this helps you feel informed and less alone.

Halloween can be exciting, but for toddlers it can also bring big feelings — new costumes, loud sounds, and unexpected routines.

You’ve probably heard it before: “Don’t worry, they’ll grow out of it.” But when it comes to speech and language, waiting can mean missing key moments for growth. In this post, I’m sharing why the “wait and see” approach doesn’t always work, how to move and support your child early, and why trusting your gut as a parent matters more than ever.

By Danielle — Speech-Language Pathologist & Toddler Mom Helping your toddler grow through play: Spending time together can boost their language skills and create a comforting bond. Some mornings I forget my toddler isn’t trying to give me a hard time — they’re just having a hard time. When you slow down and look beneath the crying, the refusal, and the mess, you’ll see a child who is learning how to feel, how to ask for help, and how to use the first pieces of language. As a