Protect Your Credit When Shopping on the Internet

Protect Your Credit When Shopping on the Internet Shopping through stores on the Internet has become very convenient and very easy to do. That is, until someone gets a hold of your credit card number or steals your identity. Luckily, there are a few tips to follow in order to protect your credit and your [...]

Interview With Sharon Gretz of CASANA – For Apraxia Awareness Day

Today’s interview is with Sharon Gretz of CASANA Thank you for participating our interview, Sharon thank you for joining us today.. Today is the inaugural Apraxia awareness Day so a great time to learn about CASANA and Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS or Apraxia)   What is CASANA?   CASANA is the acronym that stands for [...]

One Girl’s Journey with Apraxia

  My daughter has always been in a hurry to do everything, she arrived 5 weeks early, raring to go. She has 2 brothers – her twin brother and a big brother who is 3 1/2 years older, and she hit every milestone earlier than the boys. She rolled over, crawled, and walked earlier. There [...]

Samsung Smart TV Makes Seeing, Believing

This is a sponsored guest post brought to you by Samsung. We’re all familiar with TV’s and how amazing they are at curing boredom, but the Samsung Smart TV brings with it a whole new concept to traditional TV-watching. Unlike never before, you are now able to control your TV with motion gestures and voice [...]

When First Words Don’t Come Easily -by Lynn Carahaly, M.A., CCC-SLP

Somewhere between twelve to eighteen months of age, a child should begin to speak his or her first words. Parents eagerly anticipate those first words to come. As the months pass by without the emergence of words, the excitement of anticipation evolves into concern and anxiety that their child is not speaking.   Family and [...]

Ask the expert -AAC apps

We will have three sessions – this one for AAC (Augmented and alternative Communication) related questions, one for general Speech related questions, and one for  Apraxia related questions. Feel free to ask general questions about AAC’s – how to decide if your child needs an AAC, how to pick from the myriad of AAC’s on the market, [...]

Ask the SLP -Apraxia with Lynn Carahaly and Lori Riggs

As part of our Let’s Talk Speech and Communication event we have a great team of SLPs who have volunteered to answer your questions about Speech Therapy and about their apps. We will have three sessions – one for general Speech related questions, one on AAC, and this one for  Apraxia related questions. Feel free to ask [...]

Ask the SLP – with Patti Hamaguchi and Megan Sutton

As part of our Let’s Talk Speech and Communication event we have a great team of SLPs who have volunteered to answer your questions about Speech Therapy and about their apps. We will have three sessions – one on AAC, one on Apraxia and this one for general Speech related questions. For the Apraxia Q [...]

Let’s Talk Speech and Communication 2013

May is Better Hearing and Speech Month. At The iMums this is very close to our hearts, as three of the four iMums have children in speech therapy, and we really appreciate all the great work SLPs do. Last year we organized an event to celebrate it “Lets Talk: Speech and Communication” and it was [...]

Gorgeous and Glamorous iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch Accessories for Women

As a busy mum I love finding great accessories for my iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch, but not only do I want products that work well I like to have products that are stylish too. With Mother’s Day just around the corner make sure you share this article with your partner and maybe you’ll get [...]