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Fall Fun at the Pumpkin Patch: Turning Play into Language Opportunities
This past weekend, we packed up the kids and headed to a local farm for a classic fall adventure: the pumpkin patch. And let me tell you, it was so much fun. Between the pumpkins, apple cider, tractor rides, and pig races, my toddlers were in heaven. Pumpkin patches aren’t just fun, they’re FULL of natural opportunities to build your child’s language skills. As both a SLP and a mom, I can’t help but see all the ways these seasonal activities can spark vocabulary, connection,

Danielle Giarratano
Sep 222 min read


🍂 Fall Routines, Big Feelings: Supporting Language and Connection at Home
Every leaf is a story of autumn's vibrant transition and a chance for description and vocabulary to flourish. How to use seasonal shifts...

Danielle Giarratano
Sep 152 min read


Back to School, Big Feelings: Helping Your Toddler Feel Ready (Even If You're Not)
If you’re anything like me, back-to-school season feels a little bit like a mix of hope, chaos, and a whole lot of “how is my baby this big already?” vibes. This time of year brings big changes—and even bigger feelings.
As a speech therapist and mom of two little ones, I know transitions can bring all kinds of emotions—for kids and parents. So let’s talk about how to support your child’s communication, confidence, and connection as they step into a new routine.

Danielle Giarratano
Aug 43 min read
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