Parents often think language development happens during structured teaching moments, therapy sessions, or educational activities. While those experiences can certainly help, some of the most powerful opportunities for growth happen during the ordinary moments that occur every day. Breakfast conversations, getting dressed, running errands, playing games, and helping with household tasks all create natural opportunities for communication. When we start viewing everyday interact

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