Speech Book Reviews
Author interviews and book reviews of my recommendations for useful books for speech and communication.
When your child is slow to talk or has trouble pronouncing words, it can be very worrying. Here are some books to help you work with your child on their speech, plus find some reassurance.
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Look Who's Talking by Laura Dyer A wonderful resource for parents who have questions about their child's speech. Laura Dyer, a speech-language therapist with a master's degree in communications disorders, has written a book that is well researched, easy to use and full of practical advice. Author Interview || View Book on Amazon |
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The Late Talker: What to Do If Your Child Isn't Talking Yet by Marilyn Agin, Lisa Geng, and Malcolm Nicholl An excellent guide for parents who have concerns over their child's delayed speech. Expert advice from a pediatrician who worked in the field of Early Intervention and a parent activist. View Book on Amazon |
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Beyond Baby Talk by Julie J. Masterson Phd, Kenn Apel Phd, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Help your child develop the communication skills. Information on language development, environmental impacts, and problems. View Book on Amazon |
| Childhood Speech, Language, and Listening Problems by Patricia McAleer Hamaguchi This is a most comprehensive overview of communication disorders and treatment in children. View Book on Amazon |
| Communicate With Your Child By James D. MacDonald & Barbara Mitchell These gentle recommendations for encouraging your child to communicate are useful for all parents of children with delayed speech. Order book from author |