Developing D and T Sounds in Toddlers

Developing D and T Sounds in Toddlers

Most children will first develop the ability to articulate d and t sounds as toddlers–sometimes as young as 12 months. By the time your kiddo is four years old, they should be very comfortable producing the d and t sounds in most words. It’s always exciting when your...
Developing the M, B, and P Sounds

Developing the M, B, and P Sounds

Babies babble. It’s an adorable sound–just the thing that brings a smile to every (exhausted) parents’ lips. Before you know it, your time together will be filled with nonstop “goo”s and “gaa”s (not to mention a few “aww”s on your part).  Babbling isn’t just an...
Speech Therapy for S and Z Sounds

Speech Therapy for S and Z Sounds

Even though they’re separated by a few letters of the alphabet, S and Z sounds are mechanically quite similar. They’re also relatively challenging, especially for children who are still developing speech skills. Difficulties with S and Z enunciation can develop for a...
The Importance of Preschool for Kids

The Importance of Preschool for Kids

From learning new crafts to playing with other children to coloring and painting, preschool can seem like a lot of fun. But it’s also a critical period for your child’s education, especially when preschool programs are thoughtfully structured. Some parents are...