London Speech and Feeding Blog

In my latest blog I explain what a thorough assessment looks like, how to tell whether your child might need myofunctional therapy, and what to do if progress feels slow.

Discover how structure, purposeful practice and a warm, supportive approach can help children develop clearer speech. Learn about specialist speech sound therapy at London Speech and Feeding

See how I use playdough, card games, online activities and stickers to help children practise three-syllable words and build speech sound skills.

In this blog, I explain why I often start with structured, very explicit AAC teaching during therapy, helping both the child and the parent learn where useful words are and how to find them.

Here’s a secret from speech therapy: Silence is often where communication starts. Learn how in this blog post.

After thirty years of helping children with lisps, you’d think very little would still surprise me. And yet…

Feeding isn’t just about what happens in the mouth, it starts with the whole body. Learn why.

Is your toddler a ‘fussy eater’… or has he or she yet to develop chewing skills? Learn about tongue lateralisation and hard munchables.

Many children have little or no interest in traditional pretend play, yet they still grow up to develop robust, meaningful, and conversational language. Learn how.