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Phonology
What is a Phonological Process?
A Phonological Process is a pattern of speech errors that typically developing children use to simplify speech.
What is a Phonological Disorder?
These errors become considered a disorder when they persist beyond the age when most typically developing children have stopped using these speech patterns to simplify speech.
What are the Different Phonological Processes?
Flip through the slideshow (right) to learn more about common phonological processes and to view examples.
Helpful Handouts
View these handouts below on different phonological processes. Each handout gives a list of examples of these targets around the home to practice as well as practice suggestions.
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