“Is it okay if my 18 month old toddler hasn’t started talking yet?” It is a very common concern parents approach us with. Just like...

If your 2 year old is not talking yet but understands most of the things that you say to them, they can be a late talker. A child can be...

Mixed Receptive-Expressive Language Disorder (MRELD)  is a communication disorder that affects a child’s ability to both understand and...

With the technical advancements, online speech therapy has become quite popular. When our loved ones are suggested to take speech therapy...

Aphasia and dysarthria both affect communication but have different causes. Learn the key differences, symptoms, causes, and how speech therapy can help. Book a consultation online with Sounderic.

Picture this: You’re sitting with your three-year-old, waiting excitedly to hear them talk about their day. They smile, they gesture, they understand everything you’re saying, but their words come out slowly, in short phrases, or not quite the way you expect . As a parent, this moment can feel confusing and worrying. You can see  their thoughts, but you’re not hearing them the way you imagined. This is often the first sign of Developmental Expressive Language Disorder (DELD)