Children find describing What's Wrong pictures to be a fun carryover activity for articulation, grammar and vocabulary. An instant smile appears when a child is shown a picture of the Statue of Liberty holding an ice cream sundae! This speech and language task also allows … [Read more...]
Pacifiers and Articulation
My 18-month-old son uses a pacifier. I've heard this can be bad for his speech development. What do you think? If you read through the information on my website and blog, you may come to the conclusion that children who have articulation delays often have habits that … [Read more...]
Hearing and Speech Language Development
Should my child have a hearing test? If you are concerned about your child's speech and language skills, you should have his or her hearing tested in a sound proof booth with a licensed audiologist before pursuing speech therapy. In my phone interview, I always ask … [Read more...]