I am a 37 mom of three and have been self conscious of my lisp my whole life. my 5 year old is presenting with a different type of "s" therapy need that you also address in another video. I can't thank you enough! I will work on me and be able to help my child at the same time. bless you
This video is already helping me so much with my little! She doesn’t have a lateral “s” instead hers comes out through her nose. We’ve been trying to correct it for a while now! I think this might just be the trick we needed ❤ thank you!!
I just automatically go back into blowing the air out of the sides. it's like I have no idea how to even make the S sound in the front. my lisp sometimes makes me so conscious sometimes I can cry
Try making your lips a little smaller (purse them a little) see if that helps! & I can promise you, it probably bothers you more than anyone else even notices! (We’re all our own worst critic!)
@@TheSpeechScoop oh this helped a lot! I finally managed to get the air out of the front of my mouth. I'm actually so excited already and yes I have been told that others don't seem to notice my lisp much but as someone wanting to go into the voice acting or singing industry, it really bothers me a lot. i will keep on practicing on my own and thank you so much for the tip and your wonderful videos!
@@soraka7698 Amazing work! You can do it! Habits (like anything) are tough to break but with a little will power, motivation and determination, I know you can do it!! :)
I love this video! I provide intervention as an SLPA for a 4th grader with a lisp and we worked on the exploding T today and after a few trials, he started to get it! He even said "ohhhh that's how it is supposed to sound!" Thank you so much!
Thank you! My 3 year old has a lateral lisp. I've asked her pediatrician about it, and she was unconcerned. BUT I worry that early intervention is neccessary. This video give me some tools to help her work on that s sound from home until we are able to get some help.
I have trouble saying s with a smile because the air goes through the side but when I close my lips the sound comes out much better, although it’s not the correct method. I’m not sure what to do now..
what technique would you recommend for pronouncing the x and k sound properly with a lisp, as it makes a really gushy sound with my lisp when I try and say it??
Thanks for these.. I am giving you credit and sharing in a google classroom for my individual students. Today I noticed a NJ small license plate behind you. I did 35 years in NJ before moving to Winter Garden Florida.. now working Prek to 5 here! Thanks again
Hi, i am currently working with a child on lateral s but they are unable to produce the t sound as they also back this sound. Any other tips and neither of these tips will work. Also trying to work on the t sound. Thanks!
I am 20 years old nd I am having trouble to pronounce s to f in many words like (itself=Itfelf) So this lisp will fall in what category of lisp I believe lateral lisp right
Hi, your video was helpful, will try some of the exercises. Do you have any tips for helping with a lisp (lateral I think) on the “s” sound whilst singing. I am trying to sing but hate listening to myself on recording and part of it is my lisp on the “s” sound. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My son has a very strong lateral lisp me having to remind him i feel will affect his self esteem. Im so scared of that for him to be self conscious as hes a huge talker. Also hes missing a lot of teeth right now can i still practice these techniques? He has too many holes for the air to escape so there’s that
I feel like I have a lisp but I don’t know what kind I have. It’s weird because when I talk air comes out of the right side of my mouth but not the left. My S’s also don’t sound slushy like your demonstrations. They sound kind of muffled and soft, I also only hear the lisp when I’m saying words with multiple s sounds in them. This makes me really self conscious and I hate talking because of it. I’m 17, is it possible for me to fix this problem?
Side note: The lisp/whatever it is didn’t start until after I got my braces removed when I was 13 or 14, I never had a lisp before that. (I don’t know if that’s helpful but I thought I should add it)
check to see what your lips are during during productions - ALSO, after I typically target words with one of the sounds in it, such as "see" and the client can master it, the NEXT step is the 2 sound productions such as "see-saw" because it is common to produce one quickly and the second one incorrectly, often just due to habit. so keep on practicing these specific words and work slowly and then increase the speed! you can do it! let me know!
Hi, thanks for taking the time to put together this video, seems great. I am 15 and from uk, when I say these words, should I do it in your accent ( American) or can I do it in a British accent. Because accents involves different movements of the tognue. Many thanks !
I’m 16 from the uk and just to the exploding t thing where you drag it out for like 30 minutes and you will get the hang of it easily ( in the British accent you don’t need to change it )
so far i can speak letter s while my tounge is on inside and back my teeth but the problem if i speak simething normal in the sentence i heard my self always snake sounds or like sh sound.
Yes of course! I would recommend checking out the pre-linguistic skills first, there are 11 you can Google them and then search my videos for how to work on whichever skill your child needs help with!
Hey, every time I try to make the "S" sound, the tip of my tongue immediately goes to the back of my top front teeth, similar positioning to when pronouncing the letter "L". Is this the correct positioning, and if not, where should it be?
it should be in the middle of where your teeth meet - but to overcorrect, which I would recommend because your tongue is used to going UP, I would recommend pushing it down to the bottom!
@@TheSpeechScoop, thank you! I will try this. Another thing, I think because of the way more teeth are formed, air escapes too much from the sides of my mouth, is there anything I can do about that?
Do you have any tips for helping the child generalize the sound to everyday conversation? I have a student that can make the sound in therapy but when she is talking normally she goes back to her lateralization.
Hi there. I really have difficulty getting the S and Z sound right. But I am confused if its lateral lisp or not. Because if I clear my mouth from saliva then I was able to produce a pretty fair S sound. But I think the problem is with my whole speech. I sound like there's a lot of saliva is in my mouth. Do you know what the exact problem is? I wanna sound better when I sing but my speech problem restricts me to do my audition. Please help.
try doing a "hard swallow" before speaking, and swallowing often. Some people produce more saliva than others, just naturally. The more you practice with the non-slurpy sound and make the corrections as needed - that habit should form with correct tongue placement to help with the excess saliva
Enrique Bunbury hi there, Could you’re me know a little more in detail of what you’re looking for? Id you need the “hand vowel cues” I have a video titled “All words sound the same, vowel cues to the rescue!” Or I do them in the “apraxia” video as well
I love the video but i really have no clue at what i am doing! Should i still keep the tongue at the tip of my teeth n still blow the air at the middle of the teeth???? If if i still put my tongue at the tip of my teeth the air will only come out at both sides but if i keep it away then only i can produce some sound at the middle front of my teeth I'm confuse please help me. THANK YOU
I am 26 years old, and till now I thought that the proper way make the /s/ sound is by blowing air from my right back teeth. I am trying to fix this, but i got dispaired, I 'm not sure how to use my tongue and blow air from the front teeth. I mean, shall I have my tongue straight or the tip of the tongue must touch the back of my upper frond teeth? Or it must touch the alveolar ridge? Till now. I only managed to produce a /sh/ sound, or maybe a slurpy /s/, I am not sure. When im trying to record myself speaking, it sounds like my /s/ is clear, but when im trying to speak with this "new" (for me) way, the others say that I 'm talking weirdly and not clearly.
It does not need to be touching the alveolar ridge or the teeth, just very close to both! Also use whichever way works best for you! Not everyone produces sounds the same way! Some people (depending on dialect) consistently use “sh” for /s/ & it is considered correct! Whatever works best for YOU!
@@TheSpeechScoop Nothing works best for me I believe. Especially with the words "sea" and "salad", my /s/ is very bad. I ' even trying to make my tongue like a butterfly, but it still doesn't sound correctly. But thank you for your reply
@@DiamanDCosta Do you have trouble making Z sounds? zipper, zag, zebra, Zelda? Use the same placement for your S sound.... the Zip/Sip and Zag/Sag should have the exact same tongue placement. The only difference being the vibration in the throat.
@@Scholarshipmoneynow I have trouble making any sound that need to place my tongue like the /s/. But I strongly believe that my /z/ is better than my /s/ sound...
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I’ve had lateral lisp for seventeen years already and this video just taught me how to properly say the s sound… you’re the freakin best
As an adult I watch your videos and use them to practice daily, thanks so much for these tools!
I am a 37 mom of three and have been self conscious of my lisp my whole life. my 5 year old is presenting with a different type of "s" therapy need that you also address in another video. I can't thank you enough! I will work on me and be able to help my child at the same time. bless you
I am so happy to hear that! Thank you for watching and commenting!
This video is already helping me so much with my little! She doesn’t have a lateral “s” instead hers comes out through her nose. We’ve been trying to correct it for a while now! I think this might just be the trick we needed ❤ thank you!!
I just automatically go back into blowing the air out of the sides. it's like I have no idea how to even make the S sound in the front. my lisp sometimes makes me so conscious sometimes I can cry
Try making your lips a little smaller (purse them a little) see if that helps!
& I can promise you, it probably bothers you more than anyone else even notices! (We’re all our own worst critic!)
@@TheSpeechScoop oh this helped a lot! I finally managed to get the air out of the front of my mouth. I'm actually so excited already
and yes I have been told that others don't seem to notice my lisp much but as someone wanting to go into the voice acting or singing industry, it really bothers me a lot.
i will keep on practicing on my own and thank you so much for the tip and your wonderful videos!
@Veikka Piri thank you! and I hope you also find a solution that suits you
@@soraka7698 Amazing work! You can do it! Habits (like anything) are tough to break but with a little will power, motivation and determination, I know you can do it!! :)
funny both of are names start with Dee
I love this video! I provide intervention as an SLPA for a 4th grader with a lisp and we worked on the exploding T today and after a few trials, he started to get it! He even said "ohhhh that's how it is supposed to sound!" Thank you so much!
Yaaaay! I love that!! Thank you for the comment!! :)
Thank you! My 3 year old has a lateral lisp. I've asked her pediatrician about it, and she was unconcerned. BUT I worry that early intervention is neccessary. This video give me some tools to help her work on that s sound from home until we are able to get some help.
Thank you for watching! Best of luck to your little one!
How are they now? Mine is turning 7 and still stuck with the lisp
Such a nice, helpful video, and your daughter is such a little angel
❤️
I feel like I have a nonslurpy S but it comes through the side like a Latrell S
that’s my problem too
thank you so much this helped so much as soon i heard my s turn normal i just started jumping in joy
How long did it take you?!?
Super useful and so clearly explained - thank you! Looking forward to trying out the techniques with my 4 year old
Yay! So glad!
I have trouble saying s with a smile because the air goes through the side but when I close my lips the sound comes out much better, although it’s not the correct method. I’m not sure what to do now..
Same
what technique would you recommend for pronouncing the x and k sound properly with a lisp, as it makes a really gushy sound with my lisp when I try and say it??
This is great! Thank you for posting this! My 6 year old has a lateral lisp and I have been looking for ideas to work with him this summer.
Thank you so much for this!
Quick question also, I struggle with a lateral lisp that envolves a, sh, and ch. do you have any tips for sh and ch?
thanks for the video ❤
With the exploding t, how do you fade that t at the beginning so that you're saying for example 'seal' instead of tseal?
Thanks for these.. I am giving you credit and sharing in a google classroom for my individual students. Today I noticed a NJ small license plate behind you. I did 35 years in NJ before moving to Winter Garden Florida.. now working Prek to 5 here! Thanks again
Donna Salvo Aw thank you so much! Yes, we are in NJ a lot, but live in Tampa! Seems like we have a lot on common!
Hi, i am currently working with a child on lateral s but they are unable to produce the t sound as they also back this sound. Any other tips and neither of these tips will work. Also trying to work on the t sound. Thanks!
I am 20 years old nd I am having trouble to pronounce s to f in many words like (itself=Itfelf)
So this lisp will fall in what category of lisp I believe lateral lisp right
Love the straw tip, I think my son will love it :)
Hi, your video was helpful, will try some of the exercises. Do you have any tips for helping with a lisp (lateral I think) on the “s” sound whilst singing. I am trying to sing but hate listening to myself on recording and part of it is my lisp on the “s” sound. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Im adult with this problem and this has affected me so too long tried all this method not working what other help can I get?
My son has a very strong lateral lisp me having to remind him i feel will affect his self esteem. Im so scared of that for him to be self conscious as hes a huge talker. Also hes missing a lot of teeth right now can i still practice these techniques? He has too many holes for the air to escape so there’s that
I feel like I have a lisp but I don’t know what kind I have. It’s weird because when I talk air comes out of the right side of my mouth but not the left. My S’s also don’t sound slushy like your demonstrations. They sound kind of muffled and soft, I also only hear the lisp when I’m saying words with multiple s sounds in them. This makes me really self conscious and I hate talking because of it. I’m 17, is it possible for me to fix this problem?
Side note: The lisp/whatever it is didn’t start until after I got my braces removed when I was 13 or 14, I never had a lisp before that. (I don’t know if that’s helpful but I thought I should add it)
check to see what your lips are during during productions - ALSO, after I typically target words with one of the sounds in it, such as "see" and the client can master it, the NEXT step is the 2 sound productions such as "see-saw" because it is common to produce one quickly and the second one incorrectly, often just due to habit. so keep on practicing these specific words and work slowly and then increase the speed! you can do it! let me know!
My d and z sound is not proper can you tell some exercise for it?
Hi, thanks for taking the time to put together this video, seems great. I am 15 and from uk, when I say these words, should I do it in your accent ( American) or can I do it in a British accent. Because accents involves different movements of the tognue. Many thanks !
I’m 16 from the uk and just to the exploding t thing where you drag it out for like 30 minutes and you will get the hang of it easily ( in the British accent you don’t need to change it )
I dont get what T sound this is? What word is it similar to? T in Task?
so far
i can speak letter s while my tounge is on inside and back my teeth but the problem
if i speak simething normal in the sentence i heard my self always snake sounds or like sh sound.
Thanks for this! Do you start with final S blends then move to initial S? Love the videos!
Also, great helper!
Yes! You got it!
Thanks for these! Do you have a video for the final /s/?
I have a lateral S
It is possible there are physical abnormalities causing this type of lisp? My 7 year old just can't refine it
Over bite May affect /s/ productions
I did it.....tnx...it is very simple
Ma'am pls make a video on toung exercise and breathing exercises of s and t
I have both! :) check them out of my artic playlist!
Could you please help me .My 5 year old autistic son doesn't speak at all.
Yes of course! I would recommend checking out the pre-linguistic skills first, there are 11 you can Google them and then search my videos for how to work on whichever skill your child needs help with!
Why my tongue slips while I am speaking, any ideas on how to prevent tongue slips all the time
It slips out of habit so the more you practice & hold it without slipping, the better chance you have at replacing that muscle memory!
Hey, every time I try to make the "S" sound, the tip of my tongue immediately goes to the back of my top front teeth, similar positioning to when pronouncing the letter "L". Is this the correct positioning, and if not, where should it be?
it should be in the middle of where your teeth meet - but to overcorrect, which I would recommend because your tongue is used to going UP, I would recommend pushing it down to the bottom!
@@TheSpeechScoop, thank you! I will try this. Another thing, I think because of the way more teeth are formed, air escapes too much from the sides of my mouth, is there anything I can do about that?
Do you have any tips for helping the child generalize the sound to everyday conversation? I have a student that can make the sound in therapy but when she is talking normally she goes back to her lateralization.
Thank you i fix my lateral lisp i like this video💟
I'm so glad!
hope all :)
Hi there. I really have difficulty getting the S and Z sound right. But I am confused if its lateral lisp or not. Because if I clear my mouth from saliva then I was able to produce a pretty fair S sound. But I think the problem is with my whole speech. I sound like there's a lot of saliva is in my mouth. Do you know what the exact problem is? I wanna sound better when I sing but my speech problem restricts me to do my audition. Please help.
try doing a "hard swallow" before speaking, and swallowing often. Some people produce more saliva than others, just naturally. The more you practice with the non-slurpy sound and make the corrections as needed - that habit should form with correct tongue placement to help with the excess saliva
@@TheSpeechScoop oh thanks a lot! That really helped me a lot. 👍😊
Thanks ,that was so useful!
Chaya Guggenheim speech and language therapist
Thanks Chaya! #teamSLPs
😱When I speak S it looks like F
Mam What is the treatment for it ??????
This is so helpful!! Im going to try this with my client today! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Perfect video
Thanks for watching!
heaven sent. Thanks for this!
thank you!
Hello! Do you do any one on one classes over Skype or FaceTime!? Really looking to get some extra help with this if possible. Thank you :)
Hi Lizzie! Shoot me an email speedyspeechpath@gmail.com for private therapy inquiries! :)
that's an excellent video. Can you explain how to say the short and long sounds of the vowels?
Enrique Bunbury hi there, Could you’re me know a little more in detail of what you’re looking for?
Id you need the “hand vowel cues” I have a video titled “All words sound the same, vowel cues to the rescue!” Or I do them in the “apraxia” video as well
@@TheSpeechScoop I don't understand how can I pronounce uh and ah?
I love the video but i really have no clue at what i am doing!
Should i still keep the tongue at the tip of my teeth n still blow the air at the middle of the teeth???? If if i still put my tongue at the tip of my teeth the air will only come out at both sides but if i keep it away then only i can produce some sound at the middle front of my teeth I'm confuse please help me.
THANK YOU
Send me a video to my email so I can help - speedyspeechpath@gmail.com
Yo good stuff
Thanks!
I am 19. Is it still possible for me to get rid of it?
Md Abu Hashem yes, it will just take a lot of work! You can do it though! :)
I am 26 years old, and till now I thought that the proper way make the /s/ sound is by blowing air from my right back teeth. I am trying to fix this, but i got dispaired, I 'm not sure how to use my tongue and blow air from the front teeth. I mean, shall I have my tongue straight or the tip of the tongue must touch the back of my upper frond teeth? Or it must touch the alveolar ridge? Till now. I only managed to produce a /sh/ sound, or maybe a slurpy /s/, I am not sure. When im trying to record myself speaking, it sounds like my /s/ is clear, but when im trying to speak with this "new" (for me) way, the others say that I 'm talking weirdly and not clearly.
It does not need to be touching the alveolar ridge or the teeth, just very close to both! Also use whichever way works best for you! Not everyone produces sounds the same way! Some people (depending on dialect) consistently use “sh” for /s/ & it is considered correct! Whatever works best for YOU!
@@TheSpeechScoop Nothing works best for me I believe. Especially with the words "sea" and "salad", my /s/ is very bad. I ' even trying to make my tongue like a butterfly, but it still doesn't sound correctly. But thank you for your reply
@@DiamanDCosta Do you have trouble making Z sounds? zipper, zag, zebra, Zelda? Use the same placement for your S sound.... the Zip/Sip and Zag/Sag should have the exact same tongue placement. The only difference being the vibration in the throat.
@@Scholarshipmoneynow I have trouble making any sound that need to place my tongue like the /s/. But I strongly believe that my /z/ is better than my /s/ sound...
My tongue going to down side to make a sound..is that correct? Tnx
tongue should be held in place!
Practice the phrases "Jesus Christ will fix my S in Jesus' name" 👍😊.
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