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Declarative Language vs Imperative Language: How We Speak Matters in Parenting
Many parents rely on commands without realising how language shapes a child’s thinking. This blog explores declarative language in parenting and how shifting from instructions to observations can strengthen executive function, reduce power struggles, and support emotional regulation—especially for neurodivergent children. Small changes in how we speak can create lasting changes in independence and self-regulation.

Bethany Yu
3 days ago3 min read


5 Signs of Developmental Language Disorder That Are Easy to Overlook
Some signs of Developmental Language Disorder are subtle and often missed. This article explores five common indicators and how speech therapy in Singapore supports language development.

Total Communication
Jan 92 min read


Why Some Children Know What to Say but Struggle to Say It
Many children understand language clearly but find it difficult to express their thoughts in words. This article explores why that gap exists and how speech therapy in Singapore supports confidence, understanding, and communication development.

Total Communication
Jan 93 min read


Speech-Language Therapy | Supporting Confident Communication in Children
Speech and language skills shape how children learn, connect, and express themselves. Speech-Language Therapy at Total Communication supports children with communication challenges through personalised, evidence-based approaches that build confidence, understanding, and meaningful interaction.

Total Communication
Dec 4, 20254 min read


Makaton Signing for Children: What It Is and How It Supports Communication
Many children struggle to express their needs, leading to frustration and meltdowns. Makaton signing offers a powerful, evidence-based bridge to help them communicate while developing speech. Here’s how it works and how you can start using it at home.

Bethany Yu
Nov 24, 20252 min read


Why Your Child May Be Talking Less And What That Actually Means (A Realistic Guide for Parents in Singapore)
When speech doesn’t come as expected, it can feel worrying — but it’s often a sign to observe, not panic. This article breaks down why some children talk less, what early communication delays look like, and how parents in Singapore can support meaningful speech development with evidence-based help.

Jerlyn Tong
Nov 21, 20254 min read
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