It’s an exciting time when children begin learning language and how to communicate. However, if your child isn’t grasping language, it’s best to visit a speech therapist to determine if your child has a speech delay.
Spring is just around the corner and that means warmer weather and longer days. It’s time to brush off those winter blues and enjoy all that springtime in Dallas has to offer. Spending time together as a family can make great memories that last a lifetime, build stronger bonds and keep kids more active. Here just a few things to do this spring in the Dallas area:
These are just a few of the family-friendly activities that Dallas has to offer. Get out and explore the city and take in some of the special events, parks and recreational spaces, and artwork scattered throughout. Make time to learn and grow alongside your kids.
Share with us some of your favorite springtime activities to do in Dallas!
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