Nasal speech broadly refers to a person’s voice sounding like it has too much or too little air in the nose. Oftentimes, it’s challenging for

When a parent first finds out their child has a cleft lip or palate, they often have many questions about whether their child will need

Many children with a repaired cleft palate will need speech therapy services at some point in their development. Parents often wonder if their child needs

Cleft palate causes very specific features in a child’s developing speech.  Cleft lip and palate in one of the most common birth differences, impacting approximately

Childhood Apraxia of Speech is a problem with motor planning—when we speak, we have to execute on a plan for how our articulators, our tongue,

Are you wondering if your child’s difficulty making certain sounds is something they’ll grow out of? Since all children have to learn speech skills as