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Raising a child with more than one language is a wonderful gift. Bilingualism brings lifelong benefits for communication, learning, cultural connection and identity. At The SaLT Hub, we regularly support families navigating bilingual language development. This blog aims to reassure parents, dispel common myths, and offer practical advice on how to support children growing up with two (or more) languages.

The start of a new school term can be an exciting time, but it can also feel overwhelming — especially for children who experience speech, language, or communication difficulties. New routines, new expectations, and increased language demands can affect both learning and confidence. For children feeling secure and understood is key to settling back into school successfully. This blog explores practical, supportive ways parents and educators can help children build language s

Using Christmas Activities to Support Children’s Language Development -Christmas is a time filled with excitement, routines, traditions, and shared experiences – all of which make it a perfect opportunity to support children’s speech and language development. For parents and educators, everyday Christmas activities can become powerful learning moments without feeling like “therapy”.

Supporting communication is one of the most powerful ways we can help children thrive. For some children, spoken language alone isn’t enough to express their ideas, needs, or feelings. That’s where augmentative communication (AAC) comes in. If you’re new to this world, the term AAC might feel overwhelming. By the end of this post, you’ll understand the basics of AAC, explore different types of tools, and learn how to start supporting a child’s communication journey with confi

Building a rich vocabulary is one of the most powerful ways to support children’s communication, confidence, and academic success. The more words children understand and use, the better they can express themselves, follow instructions, understand stories, and engage socially. The good news? Vocabulary learning doesn’t need to feel like homework. With playful, engaging routines, families can weave language development into everyday life. In this blog, we’ll explore fun home ac

Introduction Language shapes how children think, express themselves, and connect with others. Understanding early language milestones helps parents support healthy child language development . This guide covers key milestones, warning signs, and practical strategies for nurturing communication skills. Why Early Language Development Matters Language is more than words—it includes listening, understanding, speaking, and eventually reading and writing. Strong early language ski

Here is a video from the RCSLT to tell you more about what Speech and Language Therapy is.