Your child may benefit from language therapy if...

• Your child has difficulty understanding your words or spoken directions

• Your child has not started speaking by 18 months

• Your child is speaking less than you expect compared to peers or typical milestones

• Your child becomes frustrated when they are not understood by others

Your child may benefit from language therapy if...

• Your child does not clearly and consistently communicate their wants, needs, and thoughts

• Your child primarily speaks in words and phrases they "copy" from others (friends, family, or media)

• Your child becomes frustrated when they are not understood by others

Your child may benefit from speech therapy if...

• Yourself and others have difficulty understanding your child

• Your child leaves out important sounds in words

• Your child swaps out some sounds for other sounds 

• Your child becomes frustrated when they are not understood by others