Language and Speech Therapy Archives

Let’s Read With Children

Ear, Nose & Throat, Kids, Language and Speech Therapy, Specific Disease Condition

Make the best use of opportunity to read storybooks with the child. Make the reading activity interesting and entertaining. Have fun with your child while reading.

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Babies At Risk Of Delayed Speech

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Children who were high risk babies should undergo follow ups to monitor their progress. This is because they are more likely to suffer developmental problems in the first year of life.

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My Child Has Tongue Tie?

Ear, Nose & Throat, Kids, Language and Speech Therapy, Specific Disease Condition

Tongue tie occurs when the thin muscle under the tongue or frenelum is too short.

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My Child’s Hoarse Voice

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Children are said to have a voice disorder when pitch/ loudness/ quality/ nasality deviate from other children of the same age and gender.

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How Children Learn To Talk

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Children learn to talk by interacting with adults and peers. There are few factors that contributing to the development of talking.

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Oh No! My Child Is Not Yet Talking!

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Parents and siblings should represent a good example and behavior. This is because small kids imitate others’ behavior by observing, learning and responding towards the environment around them.

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Your Baby’s First Words

Ear, Nose & Throat, Kids, Language and Speech Therapy, Specific Disease Condition

The first word usually appeared when the child is one year old. Early words that are often used by a child are family kinship such as mommy, daddy and nanny.

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