The Early Intervention Podcast
Join Kelly and Lezli as they discuss and learn about various current early intervention topics with children birth to three. Be prepared to laugh along the way! The podcast covers a range of subjects relevant to early childhood development and therapy.
Episodes
Every Child Has a Voice: Understanding AAC
In this podcast, Kelly and Lezli talk with SLP experts about what AAC is, who it helps, how evaluations work, how families can support it, and how it can give toddlers and children more ways to express themselves.Helpful links: Feature matching on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCkBP2csbOsuYJHV9jjzOgf5ShC_rEyYL Kate Ahern AAC prompting hierarchy: https://www.teacherspayteachers.co
The Power of PCIT (Parent Child Interaction Therapy)
In this episode of the Early Intervention Podcast, hosts Kelly Mason and Lezli Carson explore the transformative power of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) with guest Skylar Bellinger, a licensed psychologist. Skylar shares insights into how PCIT differs from traditional therapies by actively involving parents in the therapeutic process, using real-time coaching to improve parent-child relat
Infant and Maternal/Paternal Mental Health Matters
Infant mental health and caregiver well-being are the foundation of lifelong development—yet, they’re often overlooked.Hannah Sohl, a licensed clinical social worker with over a decade in early intervention, talks with Kelly and Lezli and reveals how nurturing early attachment, addressing maternal and paternal mental health, and understanding childhood trauma are the keys to giving our little ones
Growing Up Digital Part 2
Join Kelly and Lezli for Part 2 of their interview with Angie Neal, a speech-language pathologist and education policy advisor, about practical strategies in a screen-filled world.
Growing Up Digital Part 1
The podcast features hosts Kelly & Lezli interviewing Angie Neal, a speech-language pathologist and education policy advisor, about the impact of screen time on early development (birth to three years).
Vision in Birth to Three Part 2
Unlock the secrets of early vision development and learn how vision shapes a child’s world from birth to age three. Molly Conn and Dee, teachers of children with visual impairments, share practical strategies to help parents, caregivers, and early interventionists support visual growth and independence.This episode explains key differences between ocular health, eyesight, and vision development, h
Let's Talk Vision and Hamilton Part 1
In this episode, Kelly Mason and Lezli Carson dive into the fascinating world of vision and how it impacts development. You'll learn surprising facts like the speed of Broadway's fastest raps in Hamilton—but more importantly, how vision deficits can quietly derail a child's milestones if left undetected. Molly Conn and Dee, experienced teachers of children with visual impairments, share practical
The Developmental Pediatrician Is In
In this episode, hosts Kelly Mason and Lezli Carson speak with Dr. Catherine Burns, a developmental pediatrician, about the role of developmental pediatrics in supporting children’s growth and well-being. Dr. Burns covers the essentials of autism spectrum disorder, the evaluation and diagnostic process, and current autism research. The conversation is packed with valuable insights, including a dis
Tell Me Something Good
In the heartwarming 10th episode of the Early Intervention Podcast, hosts Kelly and Lezli bring together a collection of inspiring stories from families and therapists . This episode celebrates the small victories and milestones that make early intervention so rewarding and is a testament to the power of community and support. Tune in to hear these touching stories and learn more about the impact
Stuttering and The Developing Child
Join us as we dive into the important topic of early childhood stuttering—what it looks like, why early intervention matters, and how parents and professionals can act early to support children’s communication. Kelly and Lezli talk with Amy Cook, a seasoned speech‑language pathologist with deep experience in working with young children who stutter.
Our early intervention journey-how early support helped shape one family's path
In this episode of the Early Intervention podcast, hosts Kelly Mason and Leslie Carson celebrate their milestone of reaching over 1,000 listeners. They welcome guests Sarah and Jay, parents of Paisley, a three-and-a-half-year-old who received early intervention services. The conversation explores their journey from initial concerns about Paisley's development to connecting with Infant Toddler Serv
Tiny Tummies, Big Questions
Join Lezli and Kelly as they talk with Dr. Bonnie Crume, who is currently a practicing pediatric gastroenterologist in the Kansas City area. Dr. Crume discusses what exactly GI is, picky eating, stooling in breastfed and formula fed babies, reflux, and much more! You won't want to miss this!
The Maiden Voyage-feeding cues in Infants
Join Kelly, Lezli, and Dr. Alisha Delgado as she discusses feeding cues in Infants.
The Tongue Twister-tongue tie questions and answers
In this episode of the Early Intervention Podcast, hosts Kelly Mason and Lezli Carson speak again with Dr. Alicia Delgado to explore the complexities surrounding tethered oral ties (TOTS). They discuss the importance of comprehensive evaluations and the polarizing debate on the necessity of releasing ties. The conversation emphasizes the need for a team approach and Dr. Delgado shares insights on
The Toddler Files-Toddlers 101
In this episode of the Early Intervention Podcast, hosts Kelly Mason and Leslie Carson welcome Lori Arndt, an experienced early childhood special education teacher, to discuss the complexities of toddler behavior and development. The conversation covers a range of topics including the importance of play, strategies for managing tantrums, the significance of establishing routines, and effective pot
From Restaurant to Breastaurant-lactation support
Join Kelly and Lezli as they sit down with Kaitlin White, Speech-Language Pathologist and Advanced Lactation Consultant, and Kelsea Hare, Registered Nurse and Certified Lactation Counselor. In this episode, Kaitlin and Kelsea share their experiences supporting families through feeding challenges. They discuss common reasons children may be referred for lactation support and answer the questions th
But Are They Pooping?
Join Kelly and Lezli along with Dana Weber, a dietician from birth to three, as they discuss everything from pooping/constipation, ferritin, reflux, picky eating, and resources to cup coasters, and the great eating places in Lawrence, Kansas. Wait for the end where everyone has a case of the giggles! You just may laugh yourself!
Speech, Language, and Football
Please join SLP, Meredith Woodring alongside Kelly and Lezli as they somehow combine discussing Speech and Language with Football.
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