Here's a quick summary of the tips provided on the handout:
*Use gentle reminders of correction.
*Try to revise what your child has mispronounced.
*Try to practice targeted sounds at home for 5-10 minutes a day.
*Model the sound during your daily routines as much as possible.
*Address underlying health issues.
*Read to your child.
*When you are playing with your child take the opportunity to emphasize correct sound production.
*Attempt to congratulate and emphasize when you hear correct production of your child’s articulation targets.
*Use positive and descriptive words when trying to correct.
*Ask about how things are going at speech and sit in to watch and participate if it’s possible.
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Shanda Gaunt, M.S. CCC-SLP
Manda Riebel, M.A. CCC-SLP
Twin Speech, Language & Literacy LLC
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