Children who have CAS have difficulty with production in saying sounds, syllables or words. Muscle weakness or paralysis does not cause CAS, it is caused when the brain doesn’t connect well with body parts like lips, jaw or tongue which are...
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April showers bring May flowers…. May the 4th be with you…. It’s gonna be may (cue the backstreet boys)… Bombarded with all these catchy mantras and slogans, one of the most vital movements of May might have slipped between the cracks. May is...
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As a speech language pathologist, I have treated several children who present with a stutter. Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re trying so hard not to cry that your voice cracks? Your throat feels tight, and to hide the emotion in...
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Continuing on our series “5 Ways to Play with Your Baby at Each Stage from 0-12 Months” are our fantastic Speech Therapists Kristen Eng, SLPA and Karen Adkins, MS, CCC-SLP sharing their ideas to encourage speech and language development through...
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First and foremost, welcome to Team 4 kids. We are honored that you are choosing us to help teach your kiddo tools and techniques to meet their greatest potential. I believe the most important thing to take note of prior to coming in is...
MoreThis week is definitely a treat! Thank you to our Speech Therapist Diana for these awesome App of the Week recommendations. Through the use of illustrations and audio, NACD Apraxia Words App is a great way to help children, adults too, who...
MoreThis is one of my favorite websites for little language learners. It is written by a speech-language pathologist who is also a mom. She writes a great blog about language development, early intervention activities, baby sign language, and even...
MoreLooking for some take-home activities for your child? Kids’ pages offer a variety of learning materials. You will find coloring pages, flashcards, nursery rhymes, games, stories, puzzles and more! This website is a great tool to help build and...
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