The Language of Play - Kids that Listen, Speech Therapy, Language Development, Early Intervention

Hey Friends~

You ask your child to do something simple, and you are confident they understand, but everything becomes a struggle. Is it stubbornness? Frustration? Something else?

Calling it “stubbornness” doesn’t tell you what to do next. It sort of puts up a diagnosis with a stop sign!

We have lots of words for stubbornness: resistance, refusal, headstrong, and some not-so-nice expressions as well.

We get frustrated and carry a sense of helplessness because we don’t know how to change it. And the result? We get mad! Mad at our kids and mad at ourselves. I know. I have been there.

When a child is non-verbal and seems to understand, the confusion and frustration can be overwhelming and unsettling. In this episode, we’ll explore: What might be driving that resistant behavior?

Let’s get curious about what may make cooperation difficult for this little four-year-old who isn’t yet speaking - and there is a lot of overlap for kids who are speaking as well.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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86 Empowered Choice or Control? Which is it?

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280 My Child KNOWS How to Do This! " So Why Won't They Listen? 3 Ways to Help Them Follow

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Hey Friends~

You’ve told your child what comes next, but they’re still not moving. Then the tears start, and a simple morning routine becomes a struggle - again.

What if your child needs more time and support to do what you’re asking?

Today’s guest was once that child, having those big meltdowns. Getting ready for school could become so overwhelming that her parents carried her to the car, and the school director helped her transition into the classroom.

Now, she she shares her story to help families understand what may be happening beneath the tears and resistance. She explains how predictable routines, simpler language, and time to process can help children move from overwhelmed to ready for the next step.

From slowing down the morning rush to adding a silly wiggle between tasks, Shraddha shares practical ways to make everyday routines feel more manageable and connected.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why moving from one activity to another can be difficult for a young child.
• How predictability helps children feel secure.
• Why fewer words can help when emotions are high.
• How staying calm and allowing time for feelings can support your child.
• Simple ways to use short scripts, familiar cues, and play during routines.
• Why understanding an instruction and being able to follow through are different skills.

If you’re tired of repeating yourself or wondering why everyday tasks feel so hard, this conversation offers a fresh way to understand what your child may need.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Shraddha is a speech-language pathologist with 16 years of clinical experience spanning the US, UK, and India. A two-time ASHA ACE Award recipient, she currently leads in a supervisory role at a Los Angeles-based telehealth practice. She’s also the founder of Wonder Words, a platform dedicated to play-based language and executive function development for young children and their families. Shraddha is passionate about translating clinical expertise into practical, everyday tools parents can use, helping families see play not just as fun, but as the foundation for how kids learn to think, communicate, and problem-solve.

CONTACT THE GUEST: wonderwords503@gmail.com

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282 Why Are Transitions So Hard for Young Kids? And How To Create A Visual Schedule That Works!

280 My Child KNOWS How to Do This! " So Why Won't They Listen? 3 Ways to Help Them Follow

279 Do You Want Cooperation or Compliance? What’s the Difference—and Why Does It Matter? with Katherine Sellery

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Hey Friends~

Would you love for your child to learn another language, but wonder how to help when you don’t speak it yourself? You can begin learning together, and everyday moments offer a place to start.

In this episode, fellow speech-language pathologist Lindsey joins me to explore how parents can introduce another language through the things their little ones are already doing, noticing, and caring about.

Where do you begin? You might think of colors, counting, or the alphabet, but Lindsey shares a different starting point, one that follows your child’s interests and fits naturally into the rhythm of your day.

In this conversation, we explore:

• How to get started without being fluent yourself.
• What to focus on BEFORE colors, numbers, and letters.
• How everyday interactions create opportunities for language learning.
• Why these ideas are also useful for children still learning their first language.

Whether you’re introducing Spanish or supporting your toddler’s first words, this episode will help you recognize opportunities to connect, practice, and learn together.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Lindsey Carleton, MA, CCC-SLP, is a bilingual, licensed speech-language pathologist with over 11 years of clinical experience and the founder of Palabra Garden, a Montessori-inspired bilingual curriculum for kids ages 2–5. Not a native or heritage Spanish speaker, Lindsey learned it in college and through clinical work with bilingual families — and now helps parents raise bilingual kids without being fluent themselves.

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Company Name: Palabra Garden

Website: palabragarden.com

Email: hello@palabragarden.com

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We offer freebies/printables to get families started at palabragarden.com/freebie

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Hey Friends~

How many words should your 2-year-old be saying? There are developmental norms - and those numbers matter. But words don’t come out of nowhere. There are foundational communication skills developing underneath spoken language that help those words grow.

In this episode, we’ll talk about what’s typical at age two, what actually builds vocabulary, and where to focus when words are slow to come. You’ll leave knowing what to pay attention to and some simple ways to encourage more meaningful language in everyday life.

In this episode:

• How many words we expect from a 2-year-old
• What builds language before and alongside spoken words
• The most useful kinds of first words to focus on
• Why colors, shapes, and numbers aren’t the best place to start
• How pictures and books can help build spoken language
• What to watch for when words are slow to come

The number matters. But so does what builds the number.

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Dinalynn

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05 Building and Understanding Language Through Our Senses

11 Building Deeper connection Through Communication using SIGNS with your Babies

144 Your 1-Year-Old Not Speaking? 3 Steps To Help Your Little Speak

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Hey Friends~

Does your child come home from school and suddenly seem like a different kid?

They're whining. Fighting with siblings. Ignoring directions. Melting down over something tiny. And you're thinking, “You know how to do this. Why is everything so hard?”

What if that behavior isn't just something you need to stop?

What if it's giving you information about what your child needs in order to do the next thing?

In this episode, we're going beyond “What is my child's behavior communicating?” We're talking about what you do with that information, how you decide what really needs to happen tonight, and how you can actually make tomorrow go better.

Because knowing how to do something doesn't always mean your child can access that skill right now. And sometimes, changing what happens next begins with understanding what's happening underneath.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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Hey Friends~

Homeschooling is a choice more families are considering, and it opens up some interesting conversations about how children learn best. In this episode of The Language of Play, we explore freedom and flexibility in learning, following a child's curiosity, and paying attention to the individual child rather than assuming one approach works for everyone.

My guest, Amanda Schenkenberger, is a homeschooling coach whose own experiences shaped how she chose to educate her children and why she believes so strongly in homeschooling. Whether your children are homeschooled, attend public or private school, or you're wondering what might work best for your family, this conversation gives you plenty to think about. Ultimately, we're asking: Is my child learning, growing, building relationships, and getting the support they need? You don't have to agree with every idea to come away with something valuable for your own family.

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Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Amanda Schenkenberger helps busy homeschool moms calm the chaos, find their flow, and build a homeschool life they love. A second-generation homeschooler and mom of four boys, she coaches moms to create sustainable routines, strong academics, and joyful connection through her resources at http://confidenthomeschoolmoms.com

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Coffee and Calm with Amanda https://www.youtube.com/@ConfidentHomeschoolMoms

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Hey Friends~

What if your child’s wildest, most ridiculous ideas are actually a doorway into learning? In this episode, I talk with Josh Davidson, co-founder of Night Zookeeper, about using imagination, creativity, and play to help children develop reading and writing skills. We explore how drawing, talking, and writing about their ideas gives children multiple ways to express themselves, expand their language, organize their thoughts, and build confidence. Writing isn’t separate from verbal expression. It can actually help strengthen it.

We also look at technology through a different lens: After your child has been on a screen, what did that screen cause them to create? Could they tell you about it, draw it, write about it, or turn it into a conversation with you? The best technology doesn’t just keep children occupied. It gives them something they can’t wait to tell you about, even if that something happens to be a ridiculous farting dinosaur.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Joshua Davidson is the creator and co‑founder of Night Zookeeper, an award-winning online learning program that helps children aged 6–12 fall in love with reading, writing, and creativity through games and storytelling. He’s also the author of the Night Zookeeper Adventure book series, which follows Night Zookeeper Will into the magical Night Zoo filled with fantastical creatures dreamed up by children. Josh is passionate about giving kids the confidence to see themselves as writers and creators, and he speaks regularly about the power of play, stories, and co-created worlds in education.

CONTACT THE GUEST:

Email: Josh@nightzookeeper.com

Website: https://www.nightzookeeper.com/

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Hey Friends~

Why does your child fall apart over transitions they know how to do - or do every day?

Getting out the door, leaving the playground, turning off the tablet, or getting ready for bed can be a battle.

In this episode, you’ll discover why transitions can be so difficult, seven reasons your checklist or visual schedule may not be helping yet, and simple shifts that can make routines easier to understand and follow. Because a visual schedule isn’t just about showing your child what to do. It helps their brain understand what’s happening now and what’s coming next. And knowing what’s coming next can make transitions feel much safer.

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Dinalynn

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Hey Friends~

Have you ever thought about what your baby is actually experiencing when you sing to them?

Because it turns out, your baby doesn’t care whether you think you can sing. Your baby wants to hear you sing. And those little moments of singing, playing, smiling, and simply enjoying each other can do far more than fill the time. They can help build secure connection, support emotional regulation, and even lay foundations for language.

Today’s guest, musician, music therapist, and psychotherapist: Vered, calls some of these experiences “Bubble Moments”: those beautiful moments when you and your child are genuinely happy together. And what I love is that she says we don’t have to just wait for those moments to happen. We can actually create them, especially in the ordinary, repeatable moments of our day. And then Vered said something that absolutely fascinated me: a song can become an emotional transitional object for a child, much like a favorite blanket or pacifier, because the music itself holds feeling.

Today, we’re talking about music, play, connection, regulation, sound and silence, and the surprising ways all of it can support your child’s communication and language.

And yes, even if you’re convinced you cannot sing, this episode is for you!

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Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Vered Benhorin, LCAT, is a music therapist, psychotherapist, parenting author, recording artist, mother of three, and family connection expert whose work brings together attachment theory, music, mindfulness, and play. Her approach began with her own experience as a new mother, when she discovered how singing, movement, and playful interaction deepened the connection she felt with her infant son, Peleg. That experience grew into Baby in Tune, through which she has helped thousands of parents build stronger relationships with their babies, as well as her book, What Do I Do With My Baby All Day?!: Simple Ways to Have the Best First Year Together. Her award-winning music has received Parents’ Choice and NAPPA Gold Awards, and her newest album, Adorable You, brings her story full circle: nearly two decades after inspiring her work, Peleg helped write and produce the album and added his own vocals and harmonies.

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Hey Friends~

Back-to-school season brings a lot of change—and sometimes, a lot more meltdowns, “NOs,” and moments when your child suddenly seems unable to do something you know they can do. - and it seems like they are REFUSING TO DO.

But what if the problem isn’t ACTUALLY refusal?

In this episode, we’ll explore why transitions can be so challenging for kids—and how all that change can make it harder for them to listen, understand, and respond.

You’ll learn three simple ways to make transitions easier, reduce frustration, and help your child understand what’s coming next.

Happy Back-to-school season!

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Dinalynn

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245 Toys That Create Calm: Helping Toddlers With Transitions and Meltdowns During the Holidays

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Hey Friends~

Do you want your child to cooperate with you—or simply comply? The difference may be more important than we realize. Katherine Sellery explores what happens when parenting relies on power over children and introduces the 3 R’s: Resistance, Rebellion, and Retaliation—responses that can grow when children feel controlled.

This episode offers a different way forward: moving beyond obedience and compliance toward consideration, connection, and understanding. Katherine also shares how observing without immediately judging can help us see what is really happening beneath a child’s behavior.

Along the way, we explore staying present, regulating our own responses, and recognizing how our thoughts influence the way we respond to our children.

This conversation is an invitation to reconsider authority, look beneath behavior, and see our children through a different lens.

Perhaps the most beautiful reminder of all: See your children beautiful.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Katherine Sellery, CEO and Founder of Conscious Parenting Revolution, helps individuals minimize misunderstandings and melt-downs in order to communicate with more collaboration, cooperation, and consideration. As a creator of the Guidance Approach to Parenting, a program that applies conflict resolution skills to communicating more effectively with children, Katherine has positively influenced relationships for generations and brought about healing and reconciliation in families that were suffering from disconnection. Through her comprehensive training programs, popular workshops, bestselling Amazon Ebook, TedX talks, and numerous major media appearances, Katherine has taught and coached thousands of parents, educators, social workers, and medical professionals on how to forge stronger relationships with their children.

Free Gift : 7 Strategies To Keep Your Relationship With Your Kids From Hitting The Boiling Point https://consciousparentingrevolution.com/ebook/

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Hey Friends~

What if the books you're already reading with your child could become one of your best speech therapy tools?

In this episode, I'll show you simple ways to use story time to help your child hear speech sounds more clearly, try new sounds, and practice the ones they're still learning—all without adding another thing to your day.

We'll also talk about why these strategies work for many children but not for all. If you've been trying speech activities without seeing much progress, there may be a reason—and understanding it can make all the difference.

Grab your favorite children's book, and let's discover how everyday reading can become a natural, playful way to build clearer speech.

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Dinalynn

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Hey Friends~

We all want our kids to become lifelong learners. But what does that actually mean?

It isn't about checking boxes or finding the perfect curriculum. It's about raising children who believe they can learn anything, anywhere, anytime. In this conversation with Kami, we explore how to build a family culture that develops curiosity, critical thinking, strong values, and confidence before you ever choose a curriculum.

Whether you homeschool or simply want to be more intentional about the learning happening in your home, this episode will inspire you. And if you'd like to go deeper, join us for the Inspired Homeschool Summit on August 4th! Here is a link for FREE sign up: https://mycollabpilot.com/r/0rbGauqZ

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Hey Friends~

Have you ever called your child's name outside...once...twice...five times...and wondered if they even heard you? Between the wind, the playground, the garden hose, the neighborhood noise, and kids who are completely absorbed in what they're doing, it can feel impossible to get their attention without yelling.

What if there were a better way?

What if one simple, unique signal could make your child stop, listen, and know, "Mom or Dad want my attention." No repeating. No raising your voice. Just one familiar sound that gently cuts through the noise.

In today's episode, I'll share a simple method that works! It's easy, it's fun, and it might completely change the way your family gets each other's attention -particularly when you are outdoors.

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Dinalynn

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Hey Friends~

What if the fastest way to help your child become calm... is to begin with yourself?

In this episode, Ann shares the power of co-regulation and reminds us that our state is contagious. The good news? Calm is contagious, too.

You'll discover simple ways to release tension from your own body, use your breath to create a greater sense of peace, and even learn a beautiful visualization that can help settle both you and your child. Ann also guides us through gentle meditations that are especially helpful for children who are waiting, winding down, or falling asleep.

Whether you're looking for practical ways to bring more calm into everyday moments or bedtime has become a struggle this conversation offers tools you can begin using today

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Ann Swanson is the author of Meditation for the Real World and SCIENCE OF YOGA, which has sold over 1/2 a million copies worldwide and has a recently released second edition. Ann wasn’t a naturally “chill person,” and these practices didn’t come easy to her. Overcoming her own chronic pain and anxiety led her to India to study yoga, to China to explore tai chi, and to earn a Master of Science in Yoga Therapy. Head to https://www.MeditationForTheRealWorld.com to check out her book and join her free 5 day meditation challenge.

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Hey Friends~

Today we are investing in you first, because the healthier you are, the healthier your parenting becomes. With that in mind, the first part of this episode focuses on you as a human being—as an adult. I think that's valuable. After all, before we're parents, we're people.

And that's what leads us to an important question: What if becoming a calmer, more regulated version of yourself is one of the greatest gifts you could give your child?

Coach Brandon Barber shares practical strategies for understanding your subconscious mind, calming your nervous system, and breaking unhelpful patterns. Together, we explore how these principles can strengthen the way you show up as a parent. You'll leave with practical tools like creating a "worry window," building daily resilience habits, and learning how your calm presence can help another person's nervous system settle, including your child's. Caring for yourself is one of the most meaningful ways you can care for your child.

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Brandon & Michelle Barber help parents become the calm, confident leaders their children need in a world that feels more overwhelming than ever.

After spending decades coaching leaders, entrepreneurs, and families — creating 100+ courses that have helped over a million individuals — they saw a deeper pattern: Kids need emotionally regulated, present, resilient parents.

Through their resilience-based parenting frameworks, Brandon and Michelle teach moms and dads how to stop reacting from stress, fear, or exhaustion and start responding with clarity, connection, and confidence — so their children grow up feeling safe, seen, and supported.

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Hey Friends~

Have you ever noticed your child can sing every word of a favorite song but struggles to say those same words in conversation? Or maybe your child isn't talking yet, avoids back-and-forth interaction, has difficulty with rhythm or imitation, or simply learns differently than other children.

What if music could become a bridge?

In this episode, we explore how music creates a safe space for children to learn. Rhythm, repetition, melody, and predictable patterns slow language down, making it easier for the brain to process, remember, and use. Music also activates multiple areas of the brain, strengthening memory, movement, attention, and learning in ways that everyday conversation often cannot.

My guest knows this personally. She was largely nonverbal until she was four or five years old, and music became the place where language finally made sense. Today, she's an award-winning children's musician whose songs are intentionally designed to build language, communication, and connection for all children, especially those who learn differently.

If you've ever wondered whether music could help your child communicate, this conversation may open an entirely new way of thinking about learning.

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Margot Bevington is an award-winning songwriter, educator, and performer whose music helps children grow through rhythm, imagination, and connection. Inspired by her own childhood speech delay, she has released three children's albums, two of which received the National Parenting Product Award. A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Margot creates music that celebrates communication, creativity, and the belief that every child counts.

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Hey Friends~

Have you ever been so tired you'd try just about anything to get your child to sleep?

You're not alone!

My guest, pediatric sleep coach Allison Egidi, knows that feeling firsthand. She spent two years struggling with her own child's sleep before discovering there was an entire field of pediatric sleep support that most parents—and even most pediatricians—never hear about.

You'll also hear how simple language shifts with our toddlers can encourage sleep cooperation and help children approach bedtime with greater confidence.

Today we're talking about why sleep can feel so complicated, why there isn't one "right" way for every family, and what you can start doing tonight to help your child become a more confident sleeper.

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Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Allison Egidi is a pediatric sleep coach and founder of Sleep and Wellness Coach LLC. Her focus is on children 0 to 17 years old. She also hosts the How Long ‘Til Bedtime? podcast.

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Hey Friends~

Have you ever found yourself thinking, "Why isn't my child listening?" Or wondering why they can do something one day but seem completely unable the next?

Before we assume it's defiance, laziness, or a bad attitude, what if we asked a different question: What if communication is what's hard?

For the past three months, we've been exploring the many ways communication can get disrupted—both in understanding and in expressing. Today, I'm bringing the whole series together so you can see the big picture and walk away with practical ideas to help your child communicate with greater confidence and success.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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253 When Communication Is Hard: An Overview for Parents of Children with Speech or Language Struggles, part 1

254 When Communication Is Hard: Childhood Apraxia of Speech CAS & Motor Speech Disorders, part 2

255 When Communication Is Hard: Speech Sound Disorders & Phonological Delays, part 3

257 When Communication is Hard: Kids Know More Than They Can Say: Expressive & Receptive Language Delays, DLD, part 4

259 When Communication Is Hard: Autism, ADHD, and Language Processing Differences, part 5

262 When Communication Is Hard: Does the Body Need Support? CP, Low Tone, AAC, part 6

264 When Communication Is Hard: Downs Syndrome, Genetic Syndromes, Learning Differences, part 7

265 When Communication Is Hard: Brain Injury, Seizures, and Communication Regression, part 8

269 When Communication Is Hard: Selective Mutism and Anxiety-Based Speech Challenges, part 9

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Hey Friends~

Your child hears you say something... but did they actually get the message?

Sometimes communication breaks down because children can't fully access language. It may be hearing loss, difficulty processing information, speech delays, or simply not yet having the words they need.

In today's episode in the series When Communication is Hard, we're exploring how access impacts communication and why one surprisingly powerful tool—sign language—can help many children, not just those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Join me and special guest Tracie as we talk about reducing frustration, building connection, and giving children more ways to communicate.

Always cheering you on!

Dinalynn

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ABOUT THE GUEST: Tracie Rieder, the owner of Circle of Friends Signing School, LLC, and a parent coach through Time Out Behavior Coaching. Tracie spent 23 years as a family child care provider, supporting young children and their families through the joys and challenges of early childhood. Prior to that, she worked as a licensed elementary teacher and Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, with a primary focus on children from birth through the early elementary years. As the mother of three grown children, Tracie brings both professional expertise and personal insight to her work in SE MN.

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