Most people think of speech therapy as being exclusively for those with articulation challenges. Articulation refers to how sounds of speech are made. Often speech therapy is employed when difficulty making specific sounds like /r/, /sh/, /th/ occurs, such as when a child says “fwee”...
Does your child seem unorganized? Do they have difficulty focusing and remaining engaged in a task? Is it becoming a problem when it comes to their schoolwork and academic progress? If so, it could mean their executive functioning needs further development. Signs of Executive Functioning...
Children develop their language and speech skills at different rates. While your first child may have been an early talker, your second child might not have much to say. Also, keep in mind that a child’s various skills don’t develop at the same rates, so...