When to Contact a Speech-Language Pathologist?

• Is your child difficult for family members, peers, or teachers to understand?

• Is your child struggling to stop thumb sucking, finger sucking, pacifier use, or nail biting?

• Does your child have a persistent open-mouth posture?

• Is your child struggling to correctly produce specific speech sounds like /r/, /s/, or /l/?

• Is your child having difficulty chewing?

• Is an improper swallow pattern (tongue thrust) affecting orthodontic progress?

• Does your child have difficulty expressing their thoughts or organizing their words into full sentences?

• Are you noticing difficulties with rhyming, segmenting, or blending sounds for reading readiness?

• Does your child have difficulty following directions?

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