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that tells the truth about parenting and talks about all the stuff you wish you knew before having kids.

I'm your host, Rachel Shepardotaw, and today I am speaking with Joanne Kazoo, a renowned pediatric speech language, pathologist, and early childhood development expert at Love Every.

She believes that play and routines are the best tools for supporting development

for young children of all abilities, and she's also the owner of Cozay Speech Therapy, which is a

child-led play-based speech therapy practice supporting families in Northern New Jersey.

When Joanne is not clinically supporting her clients, she's empowering parents and caregivers

to support their little

one's communication potential over on her social platform, Beyond Babbles, on Instagram.

Joanne, I'm so happy to have you today. I think sometimes speech and language development is

another one of those things, very similarly to sleep, where parents are anxious about it.

So I'm so excited to hear all of your great tips and advice

for parents today. So thanks for joining. Of course, same. I'm excited to be here. I'm excited to chat.

Yeah, and I think kind of similar to what I do on a daily basis, which is sleep. I think language

development is one of those things that parents are really, really nervous about

and that there is such a wide range of normal in little ones. So any light you can shut on it for

us today is going to be so, so helpful. But before we kind of dive into those types of questions,

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