It night be worth getting a child's hearing checked - it certainly rules out a whole other issue and does not tend to be too expensive.
I would argue that if a child can sometimes produce a sound, then a speech therapist is probably not necessary. However, if the child cannot produce the sound at all, then ay least a consult won't do any harm.
Sometimes what looks like a simple pronunciation issue can mask other problems with pragmatic language.
I would argue that if a child can sometimes produce a sound, then a speech therapist is probably not necessary. However, if the child cannot produce the sound at all, then ay least a consult won't do any harm.
Sometimes what looks like a simple pronunciation issue can mask other problems with pragmatic language.