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Speech Therapy in Singapore: What Parents Need to Know
Speech therapy helps children improve how they communicate from pronunciation to social skills. At Total Communication in Singapore, our play-based, family-focused approach ensures children gain confidence, learn effectively, and connect better in everyday life.

Kumar Kritanshu
5 days ago3 min read


Language Difference vs Language Disorder: Why the Distinction Matters
Not every language delay is a disorder. Some are natural differences in bilingual learning. This blog explains how to tell the difference and when to seek speech therapy support in Singapore.

Total Communication
Sep 163 min read


Comprehensive Speech Therapy Services for Children in Singapore: Approaches, Benefits, and Centres
Speech therapy can change the way children connect, learn, and express themselves. From delayed speech to social communication challenges, the right support makes all the difference. At Total Communication, we provide personalised speech therapy in Singapore to help every child grow in confidence and clarity.

Total Communication
Aug 273 min read


When should my child be talking & when is it time to see a speech therapist?
Every child develops at their own pace, but knowing speech milestones can help you spot when extra support may be needed. Here’s what to expect from 12 months to 5 years and how early intervention can make a difference.

Bethany Yu
Aug 143 min read


The Multilingual Landscape: A Blessing and a Challenge
In Singapore’s multilingual homes, kids often juggle English, Mandarin, Malay or Tamil, sometimes all in one day. For some, that’s empowering. For others, it’s overwhelming. Learn how to spot signs of language confusion, what parents and educators can do, and when it’s time to bring in professional help.

Total Communication
Jul 304 min read


When my Child speaks in short sentences, is that just their style?
Some children speak clearly but only in short, simple phrases. While it might seem like a quirk, those sentence patterns could be revealing deeper challenges with language organisation, grammar, or expressive confidence. This blog explores what sentence structure tells us about a child’s development, what to listen for, and how early intervention can support richer, more connected communication.

Jerlyn Tong
Jul 112 min read
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