Is Your Child Producing Speech Errors?

Phonology. What we mean by phonology basically is like articulation. Their speech errors, their pronunciation. You can tell if a child has a limited number of consonants. So for example, if they delete the first sound in a word, for instance, if they say cat, it turns into a or at, then you can tell that they're actually deleting and actually saying the wrong structure. You can also see there's a limited variety in babbling and you will also see that babbling is reduced in terms of the frequency because children who are typically developing to babble a lot and they use a lot of sounds to play by themselves and learn and actually practice themselves. Right. The last thing I really want to talk about is if your child has any vowel errors. Let's say that if you tell them to say get, they say, yeah, like that. Totally wrong. Then please go see a speech therapist immediately to check out how much they can actually imitate and so on.