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)

268 Emily Cadiz: What If Music Isn’t a Bonus—but the Brain’s Gateway to Reading?

Hey Friends~ Most of us don’t remember what it felt like to learn language for the very first time as young children. We focus so much on letters, books, and what children see—but are we overtraining...

28 Mai 43min

267 Luba Patlakh: Snip or Skip? Navigating the Tongue Tie Controversy

Hey Friends~ If you’ve ever wondered whether your child’s mouth breathing, poor sleep, unclear speech, or constant frustration could mean something deeper… this episode is for you. Today, I’m talking...

22 Mai 39min

266 Sarah James: What Do Speech Sounds Have to Do With Reading?

Hey Friends~ Many parents think reading begins with letters, flashcards, and sounding out words. But the foundation for reading actually begins much earlier—through listening, sound play, hearing sou...

14 Mai 46min

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

Hey Friends~ When communication changes or a child suddenly loses words after a seizure, brain injury, pediatric stroke, or regression, it can leave families feeling scared, confused, and unsure what...

10 Mai 25min

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

Hey Friends~ In this episode, we’re talking about communication in children with Down syndrome, genetic syndromes, and learning differences. I’ll share how cognition, memory, and learning style shape...

2 Mai 25min

263 Tamara Tuckson & Mckenzie Tuckson: Does AAC Replace Their Voice—or Reveal It?

Hey Friends~ “We never limit how she communicates—we grow with her in how she communicates.” ~Tamara Tuckson In this episode, a mom and daughter share their journey with AAC (Augmentative and Alterna...

24 Apr 50min

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

Hey Friends~ When the body works harder, communication often does too. In this episode, we’re talking about communication challenges related to low muscle tone, cerebral palsy, and AAC which stands ...

17 Apr 32min

261 Jan Talen: Struggling Kids, Stressed Marriage. Where Do You Start?

Hey Friends~ We are in the middle of the series “When Communication is hard” to discuss a topic that is just as important and impacts our kids. That is—the strength of the parent relationship itself...

10 Apr 39min