Did you know, babies born prematurely are at a higher risk of having speech and language development issues? What does the latest research reveal and what do you need to know? Baby’s born with a low birth rate or prematurely are at a greater risk of having speech and language difficulties. Research shows this persist [...]
The process of speech evaluation can be overwhelming. Between the interview questions, forms to fill out, and emotions involved, understanding your child’s assessment can be difficult. Common Speech Terminology Receptive Language Receptive language is used to describe how a child comprehends language. How well they can understand words, such as places, people, actions, simple [...]
In last week’s blog we talked about how a parent or caregiver can know if a toddler has a speech or language delay. While the timetable for each child is different, early intervention can make all the difference. A three year old child who can’t say many words, but can nonverbally comprehend and communicate, may [...]
About 5% of the children starting first grade have a speech disorder. It can affect any child, but how do you know if your child is struggling with communicating or speaking? Here are a few signs your little one is experiencing speech and communication issues. Stuttering It’s normal for children to make missteps when they [...]
