For many children, stuttering is simply a natural part of learning language and they’ll eventually grow out of it. For others, it can persist into adulthood. If you notice that your child is beginning to stutter, these simple tips and exercises can help.

When starting speech therapy, there are many important questions and considerations to ask your therapist. This handy list will help ensure you feel comfortable and confident initiating treatment, and help you get the most out of your sessions.

If your child is experiencing a stutter or disfluency disorder, there's certain actions that parents and caregivers should try to avoid.

Stuttering can be a normal part of childhood development, with many children eventually growing out of it. However, for some children it can persist. In this post, we break down some of the key signs and red flags that are typically observed in children with more serious stuttering issues.

Early language development is crucial for young children, helping set the stage for speech, literacy, comprehension, and academic success. We explore some fun language-building activities parents can do with their kiddo at home.

As parents, we strive to raise confident and self-assured children. However, children with communication issues may struggle with social and emotional development, affecting their classroom performance. Here's how you can help.

In our therapist spotlight series, we interview Expressable’s amazing team of speech-language pathologists. We’re honored to work with such a qualified and compassionate group of professionals that help people reach their communication goals everyday.

Turn taking is vital part of building strong social skills in young children. We've included some simple steps parents can use to incorporate turn taking skills into fun, everyday activities.

Strong executive function skills are vital to your child's academic success. As the school year gets into full swing, I've included tips and techniques that parents can use to instill good habits and improve these skills at home.

While pacifiers have many advantages for younger children, prolonged use can affect their speech and language development. In this post, we explore why, how, and when parents should wean their child off the binky.

In our therapist spotlight series, we interview Expressable’s amazing team of speech-language pathologists. We’re honored to work with such a qualified and compassionate group of professionals that help people reach their communication goals everyday.

Millions of adults across the country experience communication problems, which can affect their ability connect with loved ones, express their thoughts, and perform in the workplace. In this article, we cover some of the most common speech and language disorders in adults.

In this video, I walk through the importance of Joint Attention, and how you can practice this skill at home to improve your child's language development.

In this video, I walk through a helpful technique parents can use with their children at home to increase speech and language development.

Understanding the types of speech sound disorders, and how articulation and phonological problems can affect your child differently, is the first step to getting them the help they need.

We've highlighted some activities and exercises parents can use at home to improve their child's speech delay and help them reach their communication milestones.