This post is a follow-up to a previous post on tell-tale signs of childhood apraxia of speech (CAS). In this guest blog, I discuss ways to address language goals, while keeping the motor speech requirements in mind. Read the entire post here .

Children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) do not outgrow the disorder, but with appropriate speech therapy, many children do attain intelligible speech. However, some children's speech may still sound different or they may exhibit language errors in their speech that don't respond to traditional therapy. Read my guest blog to find out more about what to look for to indicate that a child may have had CAS, even if they no longer meet the criteria for that diagnosis.

Whether or not childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) can be diagnosed in children under three years of age is a somewhat controversial and definitely misunderstood topic. Can CAS be diagnosed in children under age 3? Check out my guest blog for my thoughts on this question!