5 Toys for Language Development Activities Toddlers are at a crucial stage in their development, and toys can play a big role in helping them learn and grow. Choosing the right toys can not only be fun for your child, but also to engage in language development activities, which is a key part …
Kids Games for Good Communication Skills Games and play are an essential part of childhood and can have a significant impact on a child’s good communication skills and their social skills. Games provide children with the opportunity to interact with their peers, practice communication and cooperation, and learn about taking turns and sharing. They also …
How to get rid of an accent with one tip. Even though some people you know are not native English speakers, you would never guess it by listening to them. They sound like they were born speaking standard American English, which only leaves you wondering how to get rid of an accent. …
What Causes a Lisp and How to Treat Them? Lisps are not uncommon. Parents of children speaking this way or even adults who have one often wonder what causes a lisp. One typical form of speech difficulty is a lisp. When an adult or child has a lisp it can be due to a …
2 Reasons to Continue Speech Therapy in the Summer You and your child might want to take a break from speech therapy during the summer, but there are numerous reasons to continue. Additionally, online therapy sessions are great for kids who have a receptive expressive language disorder or delay and make it very simple for …
What is a Speech Impediment and What are the Speech Impediment Types? A speech impediment, or speech disorder, is when a person (adult or child) is unable to communicate or is unable to communicate in a way that others can understand. A speech impairment can sometimes be an indicator of medical, physical or …
Help for the “R: Sound: When Should Parents Get More Help? Is your child saying Wabbit instead of Rabbit or Maw instead of More? If your child’s language contains these and other mispronunciations of the R sound or a “speech impediment r” issue, we are sure that you have experienced some difficulty in trying …
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Don’t Say “Say”: Toddler Speech Delay Exercises Parents who are interested in getting their toddler with a speech delay to learn to speak often try to get them to repeat what they say by saying “say…” For example, “say more” or “say mama.” Yet, when we try to prompt a toddler in this way, …
Toddler Stuttering? When To Be Concerned It might be alarming to notice your toddler struggling to express themselves. This is especially true if your child previously had no problems speaking but has recently started stuttering for unclear reasons. Fortunately, over 75% of children who exhibit signs of this stuttering or disfluency will eventually recover. …
2 Best Ways to Fix a Lateral Lisp Parents are often concerned when their child’s speech does not sound correct. They want them to sound like everyone else. Often, what they might be hearing is a lisp. There are a few kids. The first is a frontal lisp which happens when the child’s tongue sticks …
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