Phonological Awareness

A clean, hand-drawn vector illustration in black line art with purple accents. An adult and a child are sitting on a rug in a cozy room. The adult is holding a tablet and showing the screen to the child. In front of them is a low, round table. On the rug nearby are alphabet blocks and a toy car, all with purple accents. To the right, a side table holds an open notebook and a calendar with a circled date. The background shows outlines of bookshelves. Both characters have friendly expressions and light purple blush on their cheeks.

From Sounds to Letters: How Listening Builds Writing Skills

Can listening help your child write? Explore how phonological awareness prevents spelling mistakes and why it's a vital building block for school success.

Laura Schmidinger

Jan 133 min read

Why Rhymes and Syllables Are Keys to Better Pronunciation

Wondering why speech therapy starts with listening? Discover how phonological awareness helps your child master pronunciation and self-correction at home.

Laura Schmidinger

Jan 64 min read

Doctor Denied Speech Therapy? Here’s How to Move Forward

Frustrated because your doctor won’t prescribe speech therapy? Learn why this happens and how to advocate for your child’s speech journey with confidence.

Laura Schmidinger

Dec 23, 20253 min read