WHAT DO SPEECH ISSUES LOOKS LIKE?

• If you notice that your child has difficulty pronouncing certain sounds or words for their age, it could be a sign of speech issues.

• Children who struggle to express themselves clearly, often become frustrated during conversations, indicating potential speech difficulties.

• Persistent stuttering, unusual pitch or voice quality, and challenges in following or expressing thoughts may also suggest speech concerns.

• Children who lag behind their peers in language development milestones, such as vocabulary growth and sentence formation, might require speech assessment.

• To address your concerns and seek professional guidance, it's advisable to consult a speech-language pathologist who can evaluate your child's speech and language development.
  
  
  *Please note, the issues listed above are only possible indications of a speech issue and should not be considered as diagnostic criteria.