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

Dinalynn Rosenbush, SLP | Speech Pathologist, Parent Mentor, Communication with Kids
Child Development
Parenting
Parenting Strategies
Language Development
Communication Skills
Speech Therapy
Speech-Language Delay
Communication
Speech-Language Pathology
Child Behavior
ADHD
Homeschooling
Communication Strategies
Listening Skills
Emotional Regulation
Speech and Language Delay
Language Delays
Education
Speech Language Pathology
Play-Based Learning

*** A Top 1.5% Podcast! *** Getting Kids to Listen, Speech Therapy, IEP, Communication with Kids, Parent Mentor

Are you tired of repeating yourself and wondering why your child still doesn’t listen?Are you worried you might be missing something important when it comes to your child’s speech, language, or behavior?Do arguments, whining, or meltdowns leave you feeling exhausted and unsure what to d... more

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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 language development—and why repetition, consiste... more

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“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 Alternative Communication). Many parents feel unsure or ... more

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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 for Augmentative and Alternative Communication

We... more

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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. Today’s conversation with Jan shifts the focus t... more

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Tamara Tuckson
McKenzie's mother
Episode: 263 Tamara Tuckson & Mckenzie Tuckson: Does AAC Replace Their Voice—or Reveal It?
McKenzie Tuckson
Co-author of Mckenzie Can Talk and Mckenzie Can Cheer
Episode: 263 Tamara Tuckson & Mckenzie Tuckson: Does AAC Replace Their Voice—or Reveal It?
Jan Talen
Marriage and Family Therapist, founder of Us and Kids
Us and Kids
Episode: 261 Jan Talen: Struggling Kids, Stressed Marriage. Where Do You Start?
Melissa Schulz
Parenting coach and behavior analyst
Self-employed; focuses on parenting strong-willed, highly sensitive, and neurodiverse kids
Episode: 260 Melissa Schulz: Have A Strong-Willed, Highly Sensitive, or Neurodiverse Child?
Amanda Berardi
Founder of Small Steps in Speech
Small Steps in Speech
Episode: 258 Need Funding For Speech Therapy? Podcasthon Charity Highlight: Small Steps in Speech with Amanda Berardi
Melanie Jeffrey
Phonics fanatic and host of Phonics Rules For Kids podcast
Phonics Rules For Kids
Episode: 256 Melanie Jeffrey: What If Phonics Made Speech Easier?
Lisa Johnson
High conflict divorce coach and co-founder of Been There Got Out, a domestic violence advocate with experience in court representation.
Episode: 249 Lisa Johnson: High-Conflict Divorce, Coercive Control, & Children in Between
Jennifer's Law
A set of laws aimed at expanding the definition of domestic violence to include coercive control.
Episode: 249 Lisa Johnson: High-Conflict Divorce, Coercive Control, & Children in Between
Dr. Emily Levy
Founder and Director of EBL Coaching, specializing in multi-sensory tutoring for children with learning difficulties
EBL Coaching
Episode: 248 Dr. Emily Levy: Effectively Teach Reading with Orton Gillingham & Multi-Sensory Techniques

Host

Dinalynn Rosenbush
An experienced Speech-Language Pathologist with over 30 years in practice, Dinalynn Rosenbush focuses on supporting parents in understanding and addressing their children's speech and language challenges through practical guidance and emotional support.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 154 ratings
  • Such a joy!

    Podchaser
    5
    Dinalynn Rosenbush
    3 months ago
  • Great focus

    Dinalyn is very focused on improving outcomes for kids through supporting parents in their daily struggles.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GrandmaDebRech
    United States4 months ago
  • A great, well-prepared host

    Review of Dinalynne of The Language of Play podcast.

    Dinalynn was a delightful host for our podcast. Our discussion flowed freely and we shared many experiences and thoughts about helping parents and children communicate successfully. I was also impressed in how well prepared Dinalynn was for our podcast. She had come up with very informative questions to discuss child emotional development and parent-child communication at different stages of child development.

    I would recommend Dinalynn hig... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dsmarc
    United States6 months ago
  • A warm, helpful podcast for parents! 🌷

    I’m a mom with a 3-year-old son living in Taipei. Although there are many well-trained speech pathologists here, it’s hard to find accessible and supportive social media resources for parents like me.

    Dinalynn’s podcast has truly helped me learn how to play with my child in a fun, meaningful way. Her positive energy and thoughtful advice always make me feel encouraged. Thank you for creating this wonderful podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pinkaintaiwan
    Taiwan7 months ago
  • Expert Help for Parents

    Dinalynn’s wisdom about how children communicate is gold! Communication equals connection. Is your child struggling to communicate in a positive way? Highly recommend you seek out Dinalynn’s help!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Melanie Anne J
    Canada9 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the practical, actionable strategies provided for improving communication with children.
The host's expertise as a speech-language pathologist is frequently highlighted as a valuable resource.
Many parents find the information shared to be relatable and supportive, fostering a sense of community.
The podcast is seen as an essential tool for parents wanting to enhance their relationships and understanding with their children.
Positive feedback often mentions the warm, engaging style of the host, making complex topics accessible.

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261 Jan Talen: Struggling Kids, Stressed Marriage. Where Do You Start?
Q: You mentioned the three Cs—connect, communicate, and the third one, which is conflict resolution. Can you explain how you integrate these in a typical week?
We emphasize staying connected first, then using clear communication, and finally approaching conflicts with curiosity and the assumption that we'll find the best outcome together rather than winning. This creates a win-win dynamic that supports both marriage and parenting.
260 Melissa Schulz: Have A Strong-Willed, Highly Sensitive, or Neurodiverse Child?
Q: Tell us why you focus on parents first.
She explains that calming and regulating the parent is foundational; when parents are in a regulated state, they can be curious and compassionate, which leads to more effective responses and better compliance from children. She also notes that addressing the parent's nervous system helps unlock the child's capacity to learn new skills.
258 Need Funding For Speech Therapy? Podcasthon Charity Highlight: Small Steps in Speech with Amanda Berardi
Q: Tell us a little bit about Marc and how the formation really began, and why you did it.
Amanda shares how she met Marc, his Army service and Green Beret status, and how his death spurred the creation of the nonprofit to honor his legacy and fund children's speech services.
258 Need Funding For Speech Therapy? Podcasthon Charity Highlight: Small Steps in Speech with Amanda Berardi
Q: But I always like to learn about the person. So before we begin talking about some of the details of your organization, introduce us to you.
Amanda describes her New Jersey roots, professional background as an SLP, and the personal motivation behind founding Small Steps in Speech, including her work with her board and committee to grow the foundation.
256 Melanie Jeffrey: What If Phonics Made Speech Easier?
Q: Can you give a concrete example of a car-ride phonics game?
Yes—have the parent say a sequence of sounds and have the child blend them to form a word, using magnetic letters on a board or just mental blending, keeping sessions short and focused on listening and phoneme awareness.

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What is The Language of Play about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focus centers on empowering parents with practical strategies to foster better communication with children, particularly those facing speech and language challenges. The discussions are informed by the host's extensive experience as a speech-language pathologist, emphasizing understanding children's behavior as a form of communication. Episodes often share insights from experts across various fields such as education, nutrition, and psychology, underscoring the podcast's commitment to comprehensively addressing the challenges parents face. The approach is likely to resonate with listeners seeking relatable guidance on strengthening their relationship with their children while navigating developmental hurdles. It's a valuable resource for bo... more

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1. Tamara Tuckson
2. McKenzie Tuckson
3. Jan Talen
4. Melissa Schulz
5. Amanda Berardi
6. Melanie Jeffrey
7. Lisa Johnson
8. Jennifer's Law

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