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At PedsTeam Pediatric Therapy in Southaven, MS, we love helping children discover the joy of communication — and one of the best tools for language growth is something simple you probably already have at home: books. Reading with your child — no matter their age or...
As parents, one of the most exciting milestones is hearing your child’s first words. From “mama” and “dada” to full sentences, speech and language development is a journey. But many parents find themselves asking: When should my child talk? At PedsTeam in Southaven,...
At PedsTeam, our speech, occupational, and physical therapists work with children from birth to 21, and we’ve seen firsthand how Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) helps children find their voice, reduce frustration, and even strengthen their spoken...
What is the ASHA ACE Award and Why Does It Matter? The ASHA Award for Continuing Education (ACE Award) is a national recognition presented by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) to professionals who demonstrate a deep commitment to ongoing...
What is the SOS Approach to Feeding and How Can It Help? The Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Approach to Feeding is an evidence-based, developmental program designed to support children who struggle with eating. It integrates sensory, oral motor, behavioral, and...
Understanding Feeding Therapy Feeding therapy is a crucial intervention for children who struggle with eating, drinking, or swallowing. These challenges can stem from medical, sensory, motor, or behavioral factors, making specialized therapy essential. Two...
Are you wondering whether your child’s tongue tie needs to be released? Many parents researching tongue ties (ankyloglossia) feel overwhelmed by conflicting information. Some say every tongue tie should be released, while others claim it’s unnecessary. The truth lies...
What Is Myofunctional Therapy? Myofunctional therapy is a specialized treatment that focuses on improving tongue posture, breathing patterns, and oral muscle function. These aspects are essential for proper swallowing, speech, and overall facial development....