Can i fix my lisp at the age of 20 ???

My daughter is 2 years and 1 month old now. She started speaking at around 18 months but suddenly now she started stuttering. She is repeating words that she spoke clearly earlier.. do we need to be concerned about this ?

Haha, as an English teacher I was hoping to hear your take on the dark L...

I’m 40 though 😆

Great channel

At .14 you said it can come quite “ewly” This is the problem with the youth of today. I can’t believe that you being a speech pathologist are doing this. Get rid of the “W” when pronouncing “L”. It’s “ELL” not “EWLL”

I don’t know where I place my to place my tongue or how I should position my mouth

I'm 15 and I've always had a lisp i need help

Ma.am my native language is Bangla. but I cannot pronunciation L sound since I was child. Also R sound but r sound is now perfect but I am grappling with L sound now. sometime it's clear and sometime is unclear .. What can i do now. sometimes my L sound n or gh... I'm 18 already it’s so frustrated 😢

Well done Jules as usual Can you please share your experience on the issues and topics below: - Articulation disorders: Difficulty pronouncing certain sounds correctly, like lisps or trouble with "r" sounds. - Stuttering: Disruptions in the flow of speech, including repetitions, prolongations, or blocks. - Language delays: When a child's language skills are not developing at the expected rate for their age. - Autism-related communication challenges: Difficulties with social communication and language use in children on the autism spectrum. - Phonological disorders: Patterns of sound errors that affect entire groups of sounds rather than individual sounds. I think each common issue will make a good KZbin video, I see many people struggling with those issues.

I’m 16 and you just cured my lisp I actually love you thankyou so much😭

Would this be of concern in a 22 nearly 23 month old? She says two as “ga” and tree as “ga”, turtle like “kurkle” and kettle like “kekkle” just for examples. Any help would be appreciated!

I really what to be good in english. 😢 Please 🙏

congrates on 1k followers - keep doing good work

I put on braces a year ago and developed a lisp to the letter S so this is really a life saver since sometimes I get made fun of for it and I’ve stopped raising my hand in class or being a chatty person over it so so thank you🙏

Hiya I’m a teen from the UK and your videos have helped me so much with my lisp subsequently helped me so much social anxiety! I especially love the exploding T technique however I have one issue, what technique would you recommend for pronouncing the x and k sound properly with a lisp, as it makes a really gushy sound with my lisp when I try and say it??

Namaste

Aw damn i thought i was clear

I have been having stuttering problems since I was a child until I got an online review from Dr. Okouromi on KZbin about his herbal alternative healing. I contacted him and took his herbal medication after 4 weeks of treatment. I got my voice back and I am completely fine now.....⚛⚛⚛

I don't think i can still fix my lisp :( it's been my problem ever since i was a child and I'm 17 now. I'm conscious of the way i speak and these videos are not even working for me:( i always try to do these hacks but nothing seems to work. but still I'm grateful for these videos 🫶🏻🫶🏻 thank u

beautiful 😍

I have a question. How do I make it a habit?

**Hello I'm writing from Calgary AB Canada. I Thank God for directing me to Dr okouromi on KZbin who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 3 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy.🤩🤩🤩**

**Hello I'm writing from Calgary AB Canada. I Thank God for directing me to Dr okouromi on KZbin who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 3 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy.🤩🤩🤩**

How to interact with children in a way that enhances their autonomy? Children are inherently dependent on their caregiver. How do we avoid making them feel like things simply happen to them, how do we avoid making them feel like they have no freedom or autonomy in a situation, especially when they have to be encouraged to do something that needs to be done? Your tip with the "finish" sign definitely helps. It helps them have some form of "control" over a situation. With this small trick they know that things have a beginning and an end. It makes things predictable for them. 💜 Thank you very much!

What about the content of the speech? How much "sense" should a 3 year-old make?

Is it possible to learn it at 20 years of age?

Love this approach. As an SLT, I always found videoing or observing the parents very uncomfortable and it didn’t sit right with me on occasion .. Good to hear you feel the same!

this is not hard at all ive been doing it since i was young lol. why make this video

Great.

fixed my T lisp in 5 minutes thanks to your video definitely the most helpful one.

Wow. I wish I had you as a mom.

bro im in love

I can’t do it. It’s making feel insecure now😢

Now tay tally tells tea thells at the tea thore

Ok but the way I was taught was to mouth your lips like a broad smile, then the tongue naturally touches the top. The most annoying acceptable thing I’ve noticed that’s crept into Australian speech is the use of the lips to pronounce L, which makes the L sound like a W. The lips must not be involved so a broad smile is the go.

Useless

I literally can't get rid of it, there's nothing I can do

My 5-year old boy hardly pronounces really, family, possibly~ the ly sound is quite tricky for him, still sound weird is it normal?

hello mem can we talk?

What about adults?

Thank you so much for teaching how to speak you are amazing and I hope you get everything you wised for :)

i'm 17 and i dont have this lisp but i think my S sounds are sooooo harsh English is not my first language, but i can speak English without a scottish+british accent, it doesnt seem to bother other ppl bc they say i speak well and quite ~posh~ but it bothers me... esp when i hear myself in recordings. do you think you can do a video on this? how to soften this S sound and not sound so snakey?

If im 23, is it impossible to get to a point where I can speak effortlessly without any lisping?

When I try to make the new sound it just sounds like I’m saying shhhhhhh and not t t t tssssss

Wow this is great... 31 and that "T" sound strategy really makes it click that my s isnt coming out the front.

Hi I really hope you can help me! I'm not sure if this is normal but when I pronounce the s sound it only comes out of my right side, which creates this lisp but It doesn't sound like any of the speech therapists when they do an example of a lateral lisp (because the airflow only comes out of one side). I was wondering if this is normal and if you think I could correct this? When I pronounce the s sound my tongue touches the roof of my mouth and goes to the left, which is why the airflow comes out of the right. I have tried a few correcting activities and they all help but it's hard to then use the new way of saying the s in a sentence :( I'm 18 and really insecure about this and now that I am at university and have a job and do presentations I get so insecure and just want it gone ahhhhh. In england we can get speech therapists for free on our health service so I am going to try and get a referral!! Thank you

In 25 and hated my lisp all my life. I'm reporting back in a few months. I'm so stoked

Hello our baby who is 6 months old has been doing this four times now. It is brought on by when he is particularly upset and hard crying. The shudders present as gasping with a full arm startle with similar facial expressions to this child in the video but are primarily most intense when he is sleeping after being consoled. What type of doctor diagnosed the shudder syndrome? Thank you!