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What Are Some Common Speech and Language Disorders?

Some common speech and language disorders in children include:
Articulation Disorders: Difficulty producing sounds correctly.
Language Delays: Slower development of vocabulary and sentence structure.
Stuttering: Disruptions in the flow of speech.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Challenges with social communication and interaction.
Apraxia of Speech: Difficulty planning and coordinating the movements required for speech.

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