Step 1: P in Isolation~ Speech Therapy techniques for the P sound!

Learn how you can help your child make the P sound! Demonstrations for parents and caregivers by a speech-language pathologist. This video demonstrates the very first step needed when helping your child to say the P sound, P in ISOLATION (on its own). This is the foundation that any child needs in order to make the P sound correctly in words and when talking and having a conversation. The process of learning any speech sound goes as follows: • Step 1: In ISOLATION • Step 2: In SYLLABLES • Step 3: In WORDS • Step 4: In PHRASES • Step 5: In SENTENCES • Step 6: In CONVERSATION Needing additional resources and guidance to help your child improve their speech? Check out my speech programs or book a 1:1 consultation with me to get your questions answered: www.myownslp.com 👉Hit SUBSCRIBE and check out my ‘P Playlist’ where I provide you a roadmap with the correct order of steps to follow when teaching your child how to produce this sound. This clear and very effective roadmap is the best way to master any speech sound. By following this sequence step-by-step and practicing consistently, you'll begin to see your child’s confidence soar as they progress towards producing the ‘P' sound at the highest level of communication! Find the chart with the SEQUENCE we need to follow for teaching any sound: https://myownslp.com/shop/ols/product... See also my video for the levels for PROMPTING to offer different levels of support when practicing any sound:    • Use These Levels of Support During Speech ...   Follow me for additional resources and products: Instagram   / myownslp   Website https://myownslp.com 💬 Let me know in the comments how this works for your child! --Content of Video— 00:00 Intro 00:40 Process to follow 01:05 Lips together 01:24 Hand cue 02:04 Use a whisper 02:44 Helpful tool 03:27 How to make it fun #SpeechTips #ParentingHacks #SLP #ParentingTips #SpeechTherapy #SpeechTherapyatHome #EasySpeechPractice #SpeechTipsforParents #ArticulationTherapy #SpeechSoundDisorders #SpeechHelp #MakeSpeechFun #slpa #psound