Speech Therapy
We assess understanding, expression, speech sounds and conversation, then plan play and interaction activities and home guidance for the child’s level.

When to seek a consultation
- Around 12 monthsThe child does not babble at all, or shows no attempts at nonverbal communication such as pointing.
- 18 monthsThe child speaks no meaningful words beyond 'mommy/daddy' and struggles with simple instructions.
- 24 monthsThe child cannot produce two-word sentences and can express fewer than 50 words.
- 36 monthsA stranger understands under 50% of the child's speech, or the child struggles to communicate in sentences.
What treatment involves
How it works
1. Speech-Language Assessment
Communication assessed by standardized tests and observation; infants via play and caregiver reports.
2. Results Consultation & Treatment Decision
We review results with the caregiver to decide on therapy; if on par with peers, stimulation tips may suffice.
3. Individual Therapy & Home Follow-Up
Individualized play-based therapy at the child's level, with guided home activities.
Precautions
- Bring test results from other clinicsBring prior reports, records and imaging (CD) so we can track the trajectory and avoid duplicate tests.
- About home coachingContinue the activities recommended for home. Discuss your child’s response and any difficulties with the therapist at the next session.
FAQ
Yes. Very young infants are never tested like an exam — we assess safely through child-level play observation and caregiver-report standardized questionnaires.
Discuss your child’s assessment and therapy
Please call the Child Development Center on 02-521-7577 to discuss a visit.
