The current ongoing spread of COVID-19 has led to recommendations to postpone non-life sustaining medical treatment—a recommendation that carries implications for speech and language development

Lateral lisps can be so persistent and frustrating to correct. These “slushy” sounding /s/ errors are caused by incomplete elevation of the sides of the

The /k/ sound can be a tricky one for some kids to learn because it’s hard to see what speakers are doing with their tongue

For many kids, /p/ is one of the first sounds they learn to use in words. It’s also visually salient, meaning it’s very easy to

The affricate “ch” is a later developing sound that can be tricky for a lot of kids to figure out how to produce correctly because

One of my favorite ways to teach /t/ when errors are particularly stubborn is to use sound shaping from /p/. While for a lot of

The holiday season can be stressful enough without worrying about continuing to fit speech therapy into busy schedules. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to

This method works great for trying to establish an /s/ for the first time when a child has some kind of substitution error, meaning they