Is your child's speech on track?
Clear, honest guidance from an ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist. Learn what may be typical, what signs deserve attention, and what you can do next.
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28 yrs
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Birth-5
WHAT ARE YOU SEEING?
Start with what's worrying you
Choose the concern that sounds most like your child. You’ll find clear answers, common signs, and practical next steps.
My child isn’t talking yet
- My 18-month-old isn’t talking
- Late talker vs. speech delay
- Will my child catch up on their own?
Hard to understand
- My toddler’s speech is hard to understand
- What is an articulation disorder?
- When should strangers understand my child?
Stuttering or repeating words
- My toddler is stuttering — is this normal?
- When does disfluency become a stutter?
- What stuttering therapy looks like
Stopped talking suddenly
- Speech regression in toddlers
- My child stopped talking — causes
- When regression is a red flag
MEET THE FOUNDER
Built by an SLP who's been in the room
John Burke
MA CCC-SLP · ASHA Life Member
After 28 years of working with children and families, John knows that parents are not looking for complicated explanations. They want honest answers they can understand and use.
SpeechTherapy.org was created to provide that guidance clearly, calmly, and without judgment
MOST READ
Help Your Child Communicate During Everyday Life
You do not need special materials or long practice sessions to support speech and language development. Everyday routines, play, books, songs, and simple conversations can give your child natural opportunities to listen, learn, and communicate.
How to Build Speech Into Your Everyday Routine
Best Types of Play for Late Talkers
How Singing Helps Toddlers Learn First Words
How to Expand Your Child’s Language Without Drilling
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