09/25/2025
✨ Does your child say “tea” for “key” or “dough” for “go”? This is called fronting—a phonological pattern where front sounds (/t, d/) replace back sounds (/k, g/).
By age 3.5–4, kids should grow out of this pattern. If your child is still making these errors beyond the expected age, a speech-language pathologist (SLP) can help! 💬
Early support can make a big difference in helping your child be understood. 💕 Send us a message or fill out the intake form on our website—we’d love to connect with you! We have a few consistent spots still open for new clients, so reach out today to secure your time! 😊