What are the characteristics of childhood apraxia of speech?

Children with CAS typically show a cluster of speech difficulties, which can vary in severity. Common characteristics include:

1. Inconsistent errors in speech production.
2. Difficulty imitating speech sounds or words.
3. Groping movements with the mouth when trying to speak.
4. Distorted vowel sounds.
5. Difficulty sequencing sounds, syllables, or words.
6. Slow progress in speech development compared to peers.

Identifying these features early helps ensure the right diagnosis and therapy plan. If your child shows these signs, contact us now for a tailored assessment.