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Articulation Therapy Activities, Speech Sound Development
& Pronunciation Help
Articulation refers to how clearly a child produces speech sounds and words. When children have difficulty saying sounds correctly, they may be harder to understand than other children their age. Speech sound errors can affect communication, confidence, and overall language development.
In this collection of articles, pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize shares practical information about articulation development, speech sound milestones, pronunciation difficulties, and evidence-based speech therapy techniques. Learn how children develop speech sounds, which errors are age-appropriate, and when speech sound mistakes may indicate a need for intervention.
Whether you're concerned about articulation delays, unclear speech, phonological disorders, apraxia, or simply want to help a child improve speech clarity, you'll find therapy activities, developmental guidance, and practical strategies for supporting speech sound development at home and in therapy.
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Speech Sound Development
Oral Motor Exercises and Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Oral Motor Exercises to Help Speech in Toddlers and Preschoolers – Why Science Says They Don’t Work
Teach Your Child To Say “Mama”
Using Sippy Cups and Pacifiers- Will They Help or Hurt My Late Talking Toddler?
Ear Infections & Hearing Assessments in Toddlers
Working Toward Intelligible Speech in Toddlers
Is My Child Apraxic? Answers to a Parent’s Questions
Why Can’t My Child Talk? Common Types of Speech and Language Disorders
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