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

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Getting Kids to Listen | Speech Therapy | Child Communication | Parenting Strategies

Are you tired of repeating yourself, dealing with meltdowns, or wondering why your child still isn’t listening? Are you worried about speech delays, language development, behavior challenges, or communication struggles?

Welcome to The Language of Play podcast—where speech therapy meets real-life parenting.

I’m Dinalynn Rosenbush—mom, grandma, Speech-Language Pathologist, parent coach, and host of a top-ranked parenting podcast helping overwhelmed parents build calmer homes, stronger relationships, and better communication with their children.

This podcast helps parents understand behavior as communication so they can support listening, emotional regulation, speech, and connection in everyday life.

In each episode, you’ll learn practical, brain-based strategies to:
• Help kids listen without constant power struggles
• Support speech and language development naturally
• Reduce tantrums, whining, and communication frustration
• Build connection, emotional safety, and confidence
• Understand speech delays, language processing, and child behavior
• Use simple communication tools that work in everyday moments

These strategies support typically developing children, late talkers, dual-language learners, neurodivergent children, and kids with speech or language delays.

Each episode is filled with simple, playful tools you can start using right away—because communication growth happens best through connection, play, and everyday interaction.

If you’re longing for calmer parenting, deeper connection, more listening, and a home filled with confidence, curiosity, and communication, you’re in the right place.

So grab a cup of coffee, bring your real-life parenting questions, and come explore The Language of Play with me.

Contact: hello@thelanguageofplay.com
https://www.thelanguageofplay.com/

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Episoder(285)

276 The Backyard Attention Hack Every Parent Should Steal

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 nois...

24 Jul 18min

275 Before You Try to Calm Your Child, Do This First with Ann Swanson

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. T...

16 Jul 30min

274 Self-Regulation for Parents: Why Taking Care of Yourself Isn't Selfish, with Coach Brandon Barber

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 bein...

9 Jul 42min

273 Margot Bevington: Can Music Help Kids Acquire Language?

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-fort...

2 Jul 30min

272 Want Your Kids To Sleep? Allison Egidi Shares Amazingly Effective Advice!

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 ...

25 Jun 44min

271 When Communication Is Hard: Seeing Your Child Differently - Series Summary, part 10

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,...

18 Jun 37min

270 Tracie Rieder: Using Signs As A Bridge To Speaking

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, di...

12 Jun 32min

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

Hey Friends~ Some kids can talk—but don’t in certain situations. Maybe they suddenly go silent at school, church, or around other people. In this episode of our When Communication Is Hard series, we’...

4 Jun 24min