Speech/Language Therapy

Children’s Speech/Language Therapy

Children who could benefit may demonstrate:

• Has difficulty sucking on bottle or breast

• Has difficulty drinking from a bottle or cup

• Does not tolerate a variety of food or textures

• Has difficulty chewing

• Drools excessively

• Drools form one side of the mouth more than the other

• Keeps mouth open frequently • Screams and/or gestures to get wants or needs

• Is not saying “ma-ma” or “da-da”

• Meaningfully mispronounces words

• Has difficulty putting sentences together

• Has difficulty asking or answering questions

• Does not play with toys appropriately

• Has difficulty understanding what they just read

 

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