Wondering what happens when your child comes in for a speech and language evaluation? Learn what to expect, how we get to know your child, and how we work with families to understand their unique needs and determine the best next steps.

Feeding development continues well beyond the toddler years. From chewing and swallowing to managing different textures and becoming more independent at mealtimes, children continue developing important feeding skills between ages 2 and 7. Learn what to expect at each stage and what signs may indicate that it’s time to seek additional support.

Mouth breathing can be more than just a habit. It may be connected to your child’s sleep, oral development, feeding, speech, and overall regulation. Learn the signs to watch for and when it may be helpful to take a closer look at your child’s breathing and oral function.

Is your child a mouth breather, snorer, or struggling with chewing or certain speech sounds? These may be signs that your child could benefit from a closer look at their oral function. Learn 10 signs to watch for and when a myofunctional evaluation may be helpful.