Say-N-Play Columbus Therapy
Speech & Play Guide
Ideas, activities, and local community finds to support speech, language, play, and connection in everyday life.
Explore developmental tips, communication milestones, play-based learning ideas, and family-friendly places around Central Ohio that encourage communication beyond therapy.
Engaging the Senses at the Farmers Market
Children experience their world through their senses: smell, sight, hear, taste, and touch. A trip to the local farmers market is a multi-sensorial experience, which can further result in increasing your child's language development. Smell: The farmers market is full...
Library Finds
The Columbus Metropolitan Library - Main Branch is now open to the public! We spent time in the new children's section looking through the new collection. We chose a variety of books to add to our weekly library haul. Below I have shared some of the ways to search for...
Language Fun at the Beach
We just returned from a week long getaway at the beach. Baby girl had so much fun! The week consisted of many "firsts" for her, including seeing the ocean, meeting all the creatures that live around the beach, and experiencing sand (only a small amount was eaten!)....
Having the Child “Take the Lead”
I am honored to be a guest blogger on Say-N-Play Columbus! Like Signe, I am a Speech-Language Pathologist living in the Columbus area. I work in the clinical and school setting and love following this blog to get ideas for my kids and to pass on to my parents! In...
What Can Baby Smell?
Recently, I was thinking about my baby's sense of smell. I was wondering: How developed is her sense of smell? What can she smell? Does she have any scent preferences at such an early age? Of course, I took to the Internet to do research during one of our late night...
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