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When Should I Seek Speech and Language Therapy for My Child?

Writer: Katharine Bulbulia
Katharine Bulbulia
Sep 17
1 min read

When should I seek speech and language therapy for my child?

Every child develops at their own pace, but persistent difficulties with understanding, speaking, sounds or social communication can affect confidence and everyday participation. Early advice can help families understand what is happening and decide on the right next step.

Signs that an assessment may help

  • Your child is difficult for familiar or unfamiliar listeners to understand.

  • They have difficulty following instructions or finding the words they need.

  • They become frustrated when communicating or avoid speaking in some situations.

  • Teachers or family members have raised concerns about language, speech sounds or social communication.

What happens next?

A speech and language assessment looks at your child’s individual strengths and needs. It can provide practical advice for home and school, and help identify whether therapy or monitoring is appropriate. Word of Mouth Speech & Language Therapy offers friendly, client-centred support in Kildare. Book a free phone consultation to discuss your concerns.

 
 
 

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