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Toddler’s Can Do STEM! Challenge While Playing:

May 29, 2016
- Play,
- STEM,
- toddlers
- Brain connections,
- Comprehension,
- developmental delay,
- Developmental Delays,
- Early Intervention,
- Education,
- Education Front,
- Engineering,
- Fun,
- General,
- Innovative,
- Language Skills,
- Language Therapy,
- Science,
- STEM,
- Uncategorized
Tonya Hayes
Toddler’s can do STEM? Why, yes they can! STEM is an acronym which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. […]

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Medicaid Waivers: How to Apply and How They May Serve Your Family

May 07, 2015
- Autism,
- babies,
- children,
- ColumbiaSC,
- Developmental delay,
- Down Syndrome,
- Medicaid Waivers,
- midlands pediatric therapy,
- pediatric rehab,
- toddlers,
- waivers
- aid waivers,
- Autism,
- care coordinator,
- Chapinsc,
- Columbia,
- columbiasc,
- Developmental Delays,
- Down Syndrome,
- Early Intervention,
- General,
- medicaid,
- Medicaid Waivers,
- Midlands,
- newberrysc,
- Northwest Family YMCA,
- SC,
- South Carolina,
- SPD,
- Uncategorized,
- waivers,
- YMCA
Tonya Hayes
Are you curious about Medicaid waivers that may be available, as well as how they may assist your family? Our […]

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Sign Language: Top 10 Beginner Signs Every Child Should Learn!

April 08, 2015
- Apraxia,
- asha,
- Autism,
- babies,
- Beginner Signs,
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech,
- ColumbiaSC,
- communication,
- Developmental delay,
- Down Syndrome,
- Early Development,
- early Intervention,
- imitating actions,
- late talkers,
- prek,
- sign language,
- toddlers
- Education Front
Tonya Hayes
Using sign language can serve as an important vehicle for tapping into functional communication, before children begin talking. There are several indicators […]

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How to Lock your Toddler’s Ipad using Guided Access!

October 05, 2014
- 5k,
- Autism,
- children,
- device locks,
- Down Syndrome,
- guided access,
- ipad,
- iphone,
- Language development,
- media restrictions,
- midlands pediatric therapy,
- pediatric therapy,
- preschoolers,
- sensory processing disorder,
- spd,
- toddlers
Tonya Hayes
Let’s face it! While the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no child under two should be using any devices or […]

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Do’s and Don’ts of Sign Language with Young Children

April 18, 2014
- babies,
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech,
- children,
- Developmental delay,
- Down Syndrome,
- language delay,
- Language development,
- language disorders,
- pediatric speech therapy,
- sign language,
- signing,
- speech development,
- speech language therapy,
- Speech Therapy,
- Speech-Language Pathology,
- Sprout peds,
- SproutPeds,
- toddlers,
- Trisomy 21
- Autism,
- Brain connections,
- Brain power,
- developmental delay,
- Developmental Delays,
- Down Syndrome,
- DS Awareness,
- Language Skills,
- Pediatric Therapy,
- Speech Language Pathology,
- Trisomy 21,
- Uncategorized
Tonya Hayes
If you are a parent or professional working with typically developing young children or children who are challenged, you […]

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