some good literature




Lots of great information about the early years, from Julie Masterson and Ken Apel, two of my heroes






One of my favorite books about how to utilize good literature in your child's speech and language development

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Kelsey Carreon said…
Lisa so glad to see you are doing well. I saw your blog on Tamara Hall (FInck)'s blog. I love the speech therapy books. My daughter is 3 (almost 4) and has about a year speech delay due to her Epilepsy. I luckily became best friends with her Speech Therapist out here so we get a lot of one on one which is really helpful.

Kelsey (Haddow) Carreon
April 2, 2008 at 12:34 PM
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