Speech Therapy Activities to Teach Questions A child’s brain is a bubble of curiosity. It is the why’s, what’s, and how’s that enable them to think. Each question is categorized based on confirmation, choice, hypotheticality and so on. It is the very nature and complexity of a question that a child must understand in order …
What is Ankyloglossia? Have you ever noticed that your child isn’t producing his ‘t’s’ and ‘d’s’? It’s because he probably doesn’t know how to produce the sounds, or his tongue cannot come in contact with the upper palate to say these sounds coherently. Your child may have a tongue tie (Ankyloglossia). Suppose you let his …
The Effectiveness of Phonics Cards on Speech Production Phonics Cards – Children produce frequently heard sounds as and when they start babbling. This is one of their ways of exploring the building blocks of language. We can comfortably come to a preposition that; language acquisition occurs from infancy. By the age of 2, the child …
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Effects of Myasthenia Gravis on Speech, Voice, and Swallowing Just like how human beings communicate with each other to build relationships, to express their needs, and to complete their tasks, the structures in our bodies can also communicate with each other to perform their functions efficiently. If there is a disruption in the communication between …
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