Why Can My Child Read but Not Understand What They're Reading?
Many children can read words fluently but still struggle to understand what they have read. Learn how language comprehension can affect reading comprehension and how a speech-language pathologist can help.
My child says “W” instead of “R” - Should I be worried?
Many parents notice their child struggles with the /r/ sound and wonder whether it's something they'll outgrow or a sign they need extra support. Learn when /r/ errors are developmentally appropriate, what milestones to watch for, and when it may be time to consult a speech-language pathologist.
“Tootie” or “Cookie”? When Speech Mistakes Are (and Aren’t) Normal
Speech sound errors are common but should be addressed if they persist.
Early Signs of Autism in Toddlers: When to Be Concerned About Speech and Social Development
Understanding the early signs of autism can help parents seek support sooner.
Developmental Norms for Speech and Language Development for your child’s first year.
Speech and Language developmental norms 0-12 months
Reading to toddlers and Preschoolers to build speech and language skills.
How to read a book to younger children.
Story books - a language building experience to share with your child.
How to use a storybook to build speech and language skills.