speech sound disorders

What are the Symptoms of Speech Sound Disorders?

Symptoms can vary but generally include:
Difficulty pronouncing certain sounds
Omitting or adding sounds
Substituting one sound for another
Distorting sounds
Reduced Intelligibility in speech
Parents may notice that their child is harder to understand compared to peers or that the child becomes frustrated when trying to communicate.

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