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Developing G and K sounds in toddlers
Developing the G and K Sounds
As toddlers grow, they become expert experimenters with all kinds of noises. Around the age of two, your kiddo will
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.
Developing M, B, P sounds in toddlers
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
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
Preschool
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
nutrition children autism
Nutrition for Children with Autism
It’s not uncommon for parents of children with autism to have questions about diet and nutrition. In part, that’s because
communication in children with autism
Communication in Children with Autism
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) impacts 1 in every 54 children throughout
Tongue Tie and Speech Therapy
Tongue Tie and Speech Therapy
Tongue tie, also known as ankyloglossia, is a condition in which the bottom of the tongue is tethered to the
Constant Cluster Reduction
Consonant Cluster Reduction
So much of our spontaneous speech is filled with consonant clusters. The word “spaghetti,” for example, has a consonant cluster
Is My Child Ready for First Grade?
The first day of first grade can be a significant moment for kids. Preschool and kindergarten are fully behind them,