Your child’s voice can be a powerful way for them to connect with the world. But what if your child struggles to express themselves? As a parent, it’s really hard to see them frustrated or feeling misunderstood – all because they can’t speak well. A two-year-old is expected to use around 200 words and, by four and a half, around 2,000. If your child isn’t reaching these milestones, they could be facing a speech or language disorder.1 Poor communication skills can seriously impact their ability to speak and their confidence in interacting with others. Speech therapy could be the answer. It provides a variety of solutions for young children, and we’re here to examine each of them. By better understanding the benefits of speech therapy (and when it’s needed), you can give your child a more comfortable and fulfilling life. Early Signs of Speech and Language Delays in Children If your child seems quieter than the other children their age, …