UDAAN - Pediatric Neurodevelopment Clinic

Bridging the Gap Between Thought and Sound

Speech production is one of the most complex tasks the body performs, involving the coordination of over 100 muscles. Whether it's a Pronunciation problem or an error in Phonetic patterns, we identify specific sound barriers and create a customized correction plan.

Our Specialized Intervention Model

Precision Placement

Using tactile cues and mirrors to teach the exact tongue and lip positions for complex sounds like 'S', 'L', and 'R'.

Phonological Contrast

Helping the brain distinguish between similar sounds (like 'T' vs 'K') to eliminate sound-pattern substitutions.

Oral Motor Strength

Targeted exercises to improve the agility and coordination of speech muscles for clear, rapid talking.

Pre-Literacy Prep

Linking speech sounds to letters to ensure speech delays don't turn into future reading or spelling struggles.

When should sounds emerge?

While every child is unique, pediatric standards suggest a "Sound Roadmap":

Age 3: p, m, n, h, w Age 4: b, k, g, d, f, y Age 5-6: t, ng, r, l Age 7+: ch, sh, z, th

Assessment Red Flags

Strangers cannot understand 75% of speech at age 3 Leaving off word ends (e.g., "ca" for "cat") Persistent lisp or "slushy" sounding speech Substituting "easy" sounds (e.g., "tat" for "cat") after age 4

Clinical Evaluation

Phonological Awareness Screen

Clinic Days Mon - Sat

Book Sound Screen

Includes Oral-Peripheral Examination

Speak to a Specialist

+91 92296 00627

Connect with our senior Speech Pathologist for a milestone check.

Speech Sound Delay