There are many benefits for children who know more than one language. Besides maintaining strong ties to their culture, family, and community, it can improve a child’s overall literacy, communication, and math skills. Unfortunately, there are some myths about multilingual households that can cause families to limit their child’s exposure to other languages. Myth: Using [...]
It isn’t always easy to know if your child’s speech errors are just a part of normal development or something to be concerned about. A delay in communication development isn’t aways obvious. The early phases of a speech or language disorder is easier to identify if you know the signs A good rule of thumb, [...]
Oral motor muscles isn’t what most parents think of when it comes to speech and language disorders. These include the tongue, cheeks, lips, and jaw. They start to develop before birth and keep refining through childhood, usually around age six or seven. Oral motor skills are essential for producing clear speech, drinking, and eating. When [...]
If you’ve looked online for information about speech therapy for children, it can be overwhelming due to the number of myths on the internet. In fact, misinformation has become one of the biggest barriers to receiving treatment. Such as, parents who have read that speech and language difficulties typically improve with age (myth), delay putting [...]
