Lips never touch? Constant drool? It all comes back to jaw control. When we have limited ability to control our jaw you might see things like open mouth posture, drool, and delays in producing sounds like p, b, m, f,…
The sounds /h/ and /a/ are the first two sounds your child should be able to make! The next set of sounds typically includes: m, p, and b. This blog will discuss different ways to get your kiddos making “m.”…
The sounds /h/ and /a/ are the first two sounds your child should be able to make! When we release or exhale air, our bodies allow carbon dioxide to escape our open mouths, producing the amazing VOICELESS sound “h!” Now,…
It is important to teach our kids the importance of taking care of our bodies, and our voice is no exception! Voice disorders are not just limited to adults, so it is crucial for children to be conscious of how…
Heading to the beach this summer? Here are 15 must try activities that can be used to promote speech and language skills in children while splashing in the ocean and building that sand castle: Ages 0-5 1. Engage the Senses:…