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Stuttering Book – “Sometimes I Just Stutter”

Sometimes I Just Stutter By: Eelco de Geus   This book is a great way for children to learn and become aware of stuttering in a positive way. It explains..

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Speech Sound Development

Speech Sound Development Speech sounds begin to develop from the time a baby vocalizes their first babble (which is when an infant appears to be experimenting with sounds) to about..

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How to stimulate more speech from your toddlers

How to stimulate more speech from your toddlers Most often children just need a little more incentive to get them talking. There are many ways of “tempting” your child to..

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App for the iPad – Articulation Station

Articulation Station Articulation Station has 6 awesome activities at the word, sentence and story levels allowing you to follow the process of articulation therapy. Rather than focusing on handouts/worksheets this..

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The /r/ Phoneme (prevocalic and postvocalic)

The /r/ Phoneme (prevocalic and postvocalic) The /r/ phoneme is an unusual sound. It’s typically categorized and treated like a consonant. However, in the post-vocalic position, when /r/ comes after..

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