🙋‍♀️Who has a baby that sounds like a pterodactyl? 👋 Hi, I’m Jordyn: Speech-Language Pathologist, Feeding Therapist, and Mom. My goal is to educate parents on how to support their little one’s speech and feeding skills at home! 🥑 This is totally normal. It may bust your ear drums but it’s normal! Babies are just playing with their voice. They realized that they have one and they are cranking it up to full volume. This pattern will eventually disapate, so in the meantime, just respond in a nor

Aaaaah the pterodactyl screech… 😆 Resurrecting this gem from last year- Amber Wallin is doing what speech therapists do by imitating her daughter’s sound play!! 🤩Did you know that this is actually a strategy to encourage talking that is supported by research studies? Who else loves the pterodactyls? Want to help your child with imitation? Comment “IMITATION TIPS” and I’ll send you my 5 best ideas. 👋 When we do and say the same thing, the same way over and over again babies and toddlers start