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Tiny Talk Speech Therapy LLC

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  • Language Development
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Speech Sound development

Learn how speech sounds develop and when to expect them as your child grows.

 

 Children learn speech sounds step by step as they grow. Some sounds come early, while others take more time and practice. 

Speech Sound Development Timeline

Early Sounds (Ages 2–3) 

  •  Sounds: p, b, m, h, w, d, n 
  •  “It’s normal for words to be simplified at this stage 



 Growing Sounds (Ages 3–4) 

  •  Sounds: t, k, g, f, y 
  •  Children are learning new sounds—mistakes are expected. 


Speech Sound Development Timeline

 Developing Clarity (Ages 4–5) 

  •  Sounds: v, s, z, ch, j, l, sh 
  •  Speech should be getting clearer to others 


 Mastering Sounds (Ages 5–7) 

  •  Sounds: r, th, blends 
  •  These sounds take the longest to master 

Speech sound development

WHEN TO BE CONCERNED

Not sure if your child is on track?

Not sure if your child is on track?

  • Hard to understand compared to peers 
  • Gets frustrated when speaking 
  • Not improving over time 
  • Sound errors past expected age

Not sure if your child is on track?

Not sure if your child is on track?

Not sure if your child is on track?

 A quick, play-based screening can give you peace of mind.



Schedule a Free Screening

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