There can be a multitude of reasons why your child’s doctor has recommended speech therapy. While comprehensive, the following examples are not meant to be exhaustive. You’ve taken your 2 -year-old son to the pediatrician. The doctor points out your child is babbling frequently but is not using typical one-two word utterances. He is using […]
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Your child’s first word represents an incredible developmental milestone. It is by the combination of your child’s receptive and expressive language, that he or she becomes capable of communicating. A child’s receptive language is his or her ability to understand what other’s are saying. Expression of basic needs and wants through non-verbal and verbal means
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Speech and Language Pathologists are essential in assisting youngsters in improving their coordination of speech movements when moving from one syllable to the next. Some children suffer from childhood apraxia of speech. A youngster with apraxia may utter a word correctly (for example, tomato) and then transmit it as (pagu) or (gogu) a few minutes
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