Speech Therapy for Children

Written by a teacher at a hospital school with 20 years of experience, this blog is all about helping kids with severe physical or speech-related disabilities.

This site offers not only apps and recommendations of technologies to use with kids, but sports great reviews from speech-language pathologists.

This is the official website of Amy Reinstein, an SLP offering pediatric and adult services in the metropolitan New York City area.

This is the main website of The Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America. It is a comprehensive resource for information about childhood apraxia and related disorders.

Creative, modern, and do-it-yourself projects for teaching kids word association and other speech-language mainstays are the primary subjects on Chit Chat and Small Talk.

This site covers behavioral and developmental therapy for children in a broader sense, rather than focusing only on speech-language pathology. The bloggers use video clips, written articles, and iPad app reviews to provide a well-rounded site for parents and professionals who need SLP information.

This is the official website of a speech-language pathology practice with a pediatric specialty. The pathologists blog about the services they provide, and offer explanations of speech disorders and treatment options, as well as general SLP topics.

Dispatches from a licensed SLP who works with, and writes about, speech therapy for young children all the way through adolescents.

The blog of a school-based speech-language pathologist who finds and shares unique or interesting methods of teaching language and speech patterns to kids.

A mother writes about early speech and language development and links to free resources for teaching children language.

Play On Words features reviews of books and teaching materials for children with special needs of all types. Their speech pathology related posts are geared towards parents and professionals.

Playing With Words 365 features activities that can be used by parents and professionals who work with children needing speech and language development assistance. The author is a working speech-language pathologist who creates activities and resources for others in the SLP community.

Speech Room News offers free classroom materials for teachers specializing in language and speech pathology for young students.

Rather than focusing specifically on speech therapy, this site covers a broad range of special education and homeschooling topics, with speech therapy being one component of the subject matter.