The next step is a comprehensive pediatric speech and language evaluation. A comprehensive evaluation is a combination of standardized testing, observations,

and sometimes informal measures to gather a full picture of the child’s abilities.

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Some of these may include:

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• Articulation: To assess how well the child produces speech sounds.

• Receptive language: Measure the child’s understanding of language, such as their ability to follow directions or comprehend stories.

• Expressive language: Evaluate the child’s ability to use words and sentences to communicate thoughts and ideas.

• Pragmatic language: Assess how the child uses language in social situations.

• Voice and fluency: Evaluate the quality of the child’s voice and fluency of speech. 

Contact us now to schedule your pediatric speech therapy evaluation.

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