The /b/ sound is early developing, and is one of the consonant sounds that many babies master first. For kids who are struggling to learn the /b/ sound, it can…

The “sh” sound can be a tricky one for kids to learn because it’s later developing, requires central airflow release with the sides of the tongue raised, and involves placement…

The /l/ sound is unusual in English because it's made with lateral air release. This is different from many other sounds, such as /s/, where we are trying to avoid…

“I’m nah nunu noo ih” said the sweetest-faced sweetie pie three year old you can imagine. Standing in the therapy room next to his little toddler sized chair, hands on…

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 of infants and toddlers with…

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 tongue, causing the airflow to…