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From a developmental point of view, the developmental lens that we now look at is,

we're much more interested in the nonverbal piece, the social gaze, the referencing, the use of

gestures, the use of emotional tone. Those are the foundations for communication that need to be in place for social pragmatics to be able to unfold in a warm interactive environment.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and

conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently by your kids.

My name is Debbie Reeper and I'm the host of this show, and my guest today is Sherry Khan, a speech

language pathologist to a specialized in the assessment and treatment of infants,

toddlers, and school-age children with developmental challenges for over 38 years.

Cherry has incredible experience and also a bird's eye view of the field and how it has evolved in the past several decades.

She's also a leading practitioner of the DIR floor time model in speech and language

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