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When Should a Child Be Referred for Speech Therapy? A Guide for Spokane Parents, Pediatricians, and Teachers
There is a moment every parent, teacher, and pediatrician recognizes. A child is talking. You are listening. And you realize, privately, that you understood maybe half of what they just said. You nod. You respond with something vague. And later you wonder: is this just how they talk right now, or is this something that needs attention? That question is exactly what this post is for. Whether you are a parent watching your child struggle to be understood, a preschool teacher tr
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Jun 186 min read
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My Child Is Hard to Understand. Is That Normal?
What Parents in Spokane Need to Know About Speech Sound Disorders You are at the park and another parent crouches down to talk to your 4-year-old. They smile and nod, but you can see it on their face. They have no idea what your child just said. You translate. Again. If that moment is familiar, you are not alone, and you are not overreacting by wondering if something needs to be addressed. When a child is consistently hard to understand by the time they are 3-4 years old, it
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May 286 min read
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