Language difficulties

The home is the first school of the child, hence the attention, affection and care that parents provide in the early years are decisive in their development.

Many children have language disorders that prevent them to operate with ease at school and relate well with friends and that can make for life. The solution is to give the issue the attention it deserves and be able to prevent such deterioration of speech before it is too late.

Most times, when speaking of a small fluid is not as it should, the parents argue that it is more clever response to other activities, dismissing the fact. But in most cases - unless there is a physical alteration to prevent it - language disorders are problems that can and should be resolved and, of course, prevented.

There are many different problems that may arise, the most common are:

• Dyslalia
• The delayed onset of speech
• Stuttering