In the latest episode of the Raising Kellan Podcast,  Dana Lynn Rosenbush, a seasoned speech and language pathologist, parenting coach, and host of the acclaimed Language of Play podcast. Together, they explore the intricate world of communication for children with disabilities, offering invaluable insights and strategies for parents.

One of the key themes of the episode is the transformative power of play in language learning. Dana Lynn explains that play is not only the language of children but also an essential tool for fostering communication. By integrating communication into everyday activities like bath time or getting dressed, parents can create a rich environment for language development. Dana Lynn also addresses common concerns, such as the use of communication devices for nonverbal children, emphasizing that these tools can serve as valuable stepping stones toward verbal communication.

For parents seeking guidance, Dana Lynn recommends several episodes from her Language of Play podcast, including "One-Year-Old Language Learning with a Book" and "What is Play and Why Is It Important?" These episodes offer practical advice and strategies for parents to enhance their child's communication skills.