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Speech Delays
If your child is having problems talking, he may have a speech delay. Here you'll learn about speech delays, when you should worry, and how to find a great speech therapist.
Dr. Alan Greene on Toddler Stuttering
Is stuttering a normal speech pattern for toddlers?
Late Talkers: When Is It a Problem?
What to do when your child isn't talking, and your family thinks he should be.
Language Delay and Gender
Will your pediatrician make the correct diagnosis?
Dr. Alan Greene on Speech Delay
Does my child have a problem or is she just a late bloomer?
Not Talking Yet?
If you suspect your child has difficulties with speech, speak up. The key to treating language disorders is early intervention.
Toddler Intellectual Development: "My Child Is Speech-Delayed"
Jan Faull, MEd, answers a parent's question about activities that encourage verbalization.
What Is Childhood Apraxia?
It's defined as the absence of planned movement. Here's what you should know about this type of developmental delay.
Language Difficulties
Many toddlers are slow to talk or speak in garbled words. Here's how to handle some of these language challenges.
What Is Childhood Apraxia of Speech?
How to tell if your child has a speech delay or childhood apraxia of speech?
Delayed Language Development
Dr. Alan Greene answers the question, What should parents do to help babies who aren't talking?