Here are some links to websites with good information for families.

The Communication Matrix – Wondering what the next step is in your child’s language development?  If you’re child is not yet talking or has very few words, this is an excellent tool to log your child’s current skills and track his/her progress.  The account sign up is free and easy.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) – This is the national certifying agency for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists.  If you’re looking for reliable information about speech/language development and related topics, look here first.

Lincoln Public Libraries Kid’s page

PBS Parents – This site has information about development, activity ideas, recipes, and more.

Stuttering in Preschoolers – This link takes you to the National Stuttering Foundation’s page for parents of pre-schoolers.

Moog Center Activity of the Month – Each month, the Moog Center in St. Louis puts out an “activity of the month” for families to do together.  This month, for example, it is making green pancakes for St. Patrick’s day.  The activity comes with attached words/phrases/sentences sorted by language level.