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Multilingualism and Language Development: What the Science Really Says
Worried that speaking multiple languages at home might confuse your child or delay their speech? Research says otherwise. Multilingualism builds strong cognitive and communication skills and it's not the cause of language delays. Here’s what parents and teachers in Singapore need to know.

Jerlyn Tong
Jun 303 min read


Speech Therapy that goes beyond words: How a Transdisciplinary Team supports your child
Discover how a transdisciplinary approach in speech therapy at Total Communication helps find deeper needs and provides meaningful support for children with communication challenges.

Bethany Yu
Jun 183 min read


7 Questions Every Parent Should Ask Before Choosing a Speech Therapist in Singapore
Choosing the right speech therapist in Singapore can feel overwhelming. In this guide, we break down 7 essential questions every parent should ask before starting speech therapy. From bilingual support to play-based sessions, discover what really makes a difference and why families trust professionals like Prudence Low at Total Communication.

Total Communication
Jun 103 min read


Stammering vs Stuttering: What’s the Real Difference?
Stammering or stuttering, whichever term you’ve heard, it’s the same speech difficulty that can deeply affect a child’s confidence. In this blog, we break down what it really is, when to seek help, and how empathy and early support can make all the difference. Whether your child is just starting to show signs or has been struggling for a while, this is for you.

Bethany Yu
Jun 22 min read


When English Feels Like a Wall
Not all language struggles in children mean the same thing. As therapists, we often see kids mislabelled as EAL when they actually face deeper challenges like LBLD or LSLD. This blog breaks down how we tell them apart, what signs to look for, and why getting the right kind of support early can make all the difference.

Prudence Low
May 213 min read


Understanding Stuttering in Young Children (Ages 2–7)
Explore early signs of stuttering, its link to language development, and when to seek help. Support for bilingual children included.

Prudence Low
May 144 min read
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