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Does my child need speech therapy?

Does my child need speech therapy?

Recognising whether a child may need speech therapy involves considering their speech and language development compared to typical developmental milestones. It’s important to keep in mind that children develop at different rates, but there are general guidelines that can help you identify potential concerns.

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How Speech Sound Disorders Impact Vocal Quality in Children

How Speech Sound Disorders Impact Vocal Quality in Children

A child’s voice is their gateway to the world. Through it, they express themselves, connect with others, and navigate their learning journey. While mispronounced words might be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of articulation disorders and speech sound disorders, the impact extends far beyond just a few “lisps” or mispronounced consonants. It may also have a profound effect on a child’s vocal quality.

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The Lasting Benefits of Shared Book Reading

The Lasting Benefits of Shared Book Reading

Shared book reading is more than just reading words on a page. Shared book reading, especially in early childhood, is a powerful activity that boosts and supports a child’s overall development in a number of ways. In this blog, we will explore the profound and lasting benefits that come with the simple yet powerful act of reading together.

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Preparing your child to learn to read

Preparing your child to learn to read

One of the greatest gifts you can give your child is a love for reading. As they embark on this exciting journey into the world of words, there are several foundational skills you can nurture to set them up for reading success. This blog will share some valuable ways to help your child get ready to read.

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Hearing for Speech and Language Development

Hearing for Speech and Language Development

For most people, communication is developed through the integration of spoken language, hearing, and auditory processing. However, for children with hearing deficits, this seamless flow is disrupted. Hearing is not merely about perceiving sounds; it serves as the gateway to understanding, mimicking, and ultimately mastering skills necessary for speech and language development.

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Why Your Child’s Speech Pathologist Should Collaborate

Why Your Child’s Speech Pathologist Should Collaborate

The best care for your child often involves a team effort, with multiple professionals working together to provide holistic support. In this blog post, we’ll explain the significance of multidisciplinary care and why it’s essential for your child’s speech pathologist to collaborate with other professionals, such as occupational therapists, psychologists, teachers, and paediatricians.

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