Stuttering can be a challenging experience for both children and parents. As a parent, you want to help your child find their voice with confidence while making sure they feel supported and understood. The good news is that there are many practical ways you can encourage smoother speech at home and reduce the stress your […]
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Every child develops at their own pace, but sometimes speech and language delays can signal that extra support is needed. As a parent, knowing what speech patterns to look for can help you address challenges early—when therapy can be most effective. At Vero Speech Therapy, we work with children of all ages to help them
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When your child is struggling with speech or language, finding the right therapist is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. It’s not just about credentials—it’s about connection, trust, and results. At Vero Speech Therapy, families work directly with Pamela Cerrato, a highly experienced, compassionate speech-language pathologist who’s helped countless children find their voice—and
When a child struggles with speech or language development, it can affect more than just how they talk—it can impact confidence, social skills, learning, and emotional expression. But with the right support, practical speech therapy tips, and consistent encouragement at home, progress is absolutely possible. At Vero Speech Therapy, we believe that speech therapy is
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Oral motor skills are the foundation for clear speech, safe swallowing, and confident communication. These skills involve the strength, coordination, and movement of the muscles in the mouth, lips, tongue, and jaw—and they play a critical role in your child’s overall development. At Vero Speech Therapy, we specialize in helping children strengthen these skills in
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For many children, play is more than just fun—it’s how they learn to communicate with the world. From babbling during peek-a-boo to making animal sounds with a toy barn, play provides the perfect opportunity to encourage vocalization and build early speech and language skills. At Vero Speech Therapy, we’ve seen firsthand how simple, intentional play
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As a parent, it’s natural to wonder: Is my child’s speech development on track?While every child grows at their own pace, there are certain signs that may suggest it’s time to consult a certified speech-language pathologist. Here are some clear, age-appropriate signs to help you determine whether your child may benefit from speech therapy—and why
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From Pamela Cerrato, MA CCC-SLP | Pediatric Speech Therapist | Vero Beach, FL Oral motor skills are the foundation for so many important things in a child’s life—chewing, swallowing, speaking clearly, and even developing confidence in social situations. If your child struggles with things like drooling, unclear speech, or trouble managing food, chances are they
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Helping your child develop clear, confident speech doesn’t have to feel like a chore. In fact, some of the best progress happens during simple, everyday moments at home. At VeroSpeechTherapy.com, Pamela Cerrato, MA CCC-SLP, works closely with families to create fun and effective ways to support your child’s speech development—and you can too, starting today.
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As a parent, it can be hard to know what to do when your child struggles to pronounce words clearly. Whether they’re saying “tar” instead of “car” or skipping sounds entirely, it’s natural to feel concerned—especially if their speech is hard for others to understand. The good news? With the right support, most children can
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