When to Consult a Speech-Language Pathologist

What are some reasons you should consult a speech-language pathologist about your child?

1. You are worried your that child doesn’t understand you
2. You are worried that your child is not using enough words
3. You have trouble understanding your child’s speech
4. Your child is stuttering 
5. Your child’s voice consistently sounds nasal, harsh or hoarse
6. Your child gets frustrated when trying to communicate

Answer: All of them (and more)

Speech-language pathologists are knowledgeable about communication milestones and make recommendations about how and when to get a speech and language evaluation as well as referrals to other specialists (e.g., ENT) as needed.

If you have concerns about your child's speech and language skills, call for a free phone consultation.