Will Oral Motor Exercises Help in Speech Clarity + Parent Q&A

In this video, our speech therapist addresses common concerns from parents, including how to help child with speech clarity plus much more!

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18 min

In this video, our speech therapist addresses common concerns from parents, including:

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1) A child who can imitate but struggles with speech clarity.

2) A child who only speaks one syllable for multi-syllabic words.

3) An ASD child who was toilet-trained but has started wetting himself again.

4) A child confused by toilet training cues.

5) A mom looking to teach her child to spit out water while brushing his teeth.

6) A child who refuses to imitate words.

7) A child who makes sounds but isn’t forming the correct mouth shapes.

8) A mom who wants to teach her child comprehension and analytical thinking.

9) A child who speaks in sentences but omits verbs.

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Ming Fung

Ming Fung is the Founder & CEO of AOS, a leading e-learning and coaching platform dedicated to helping parents of speech-delayed children

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