Jano i Wito (Codzienne sprawy Wito)

"Jano and Wito: At the Speech Therapist's" is a cheerful, supportive story that helps children understand what a speech therapist's appointment is like and why speech exercises are so important. Jano goes with his mother to his first speech therapist appointment, and although he initially doesn't know what to expect, he quickly discovers that there are plenty of fun and engaging activities waiting for him at the office. Together with the therapist, he exercises his mouth and tongue, makes funny faces, plays with blocks, modeling clay, and books—all to improve his speaking skills and produce more difficult sounds. This book provides an accessible overview of speech therapy sessions and the fun activities that can be incorporated into therapy. It helps alleviate anxiety about new environments, builds positive associations, and demonstrates that learning can be enjoyable. Thanks to Przemek Liput's warm illustrations and Wiola Wołoszyn's clear narration, the book is an ideal resource for parents preparing their child for their first specialist appointment. This book is part of the "Everyday Matters" series, which introduces children to everyday experiences—from shopping, to nursery, to doctor visits—in a simple, understandable, and engaging way.