Ages 4–5
At ages 4–5, children’s speech becomes more complex and active, making it especially important to identify any difficulties early. The assessment helps determine which speech and language skills are age-appropriate and which areas may need additional support. After the evaluation, parents receive clear recommendations and guidance for their child’s further speech and language development.
Ages 5–6
At ages 5 to 6, children develop more complex communication patterns, including sophisticated grammar and expanded vocabulary. The assessment helps determine which speech and language skills are age-appropriate and which areas may need additional support. After the evaluation, parents receive clear recommendations and guidance for their child’s further speech and language development.
Ages 6–7
At ages 6–7, children refine their advanced language skills, focusing on complex grammar, detailed storytelling, and clear articulation of multi-syllabic words. This stage is crucial for transitioning from oral speech to literacy. The assessment helps determine which speech and language skills are age-appropriate and which areas may need additional support. After the evaluation, parents receive clear recommendations and guidance for their child’s further speech and language development.
Ages 7–8
At ages 7–8, speech assessment focuses on refined linguistic skills: complex sentence structure, advanced vocabulary, and the ability to narrate cohesive stories with logical sequences. We help monitor development and address specific speech needs without the stress of formal testing.This assessment is important for selecting the right games and activities to target and improve your child’s specific speech and language difficulties.