Wakes up at night

Attention deficit

Restless Sleep

Grinds Teeth

Frequent throat or other infections

Frequent ear infections

Feels sleepy and/or irritable during the day

Has a difficult time listening and often interupts

Fidgets with hands or does not sit quietly*

Ever wets the bed

Exhibits bluish color at night or during the day or under eyes

Nightmares and/or night terrors

Exhibits any of the following*:

Speech problems**

Nasal breathing difficult

Resists rountines and directions

Do you or do others have difficulty 41. understand your child’s speech?

Difficult to understand over the phone

Uses grunts or screams more than words

Lisp

Hoarseness

Nasal speech

Becomes frustrated when attempting to speak

Often uses words with only 1 or 2 syllables

Seems winded when increasing volume

Any difficulty in swallowing

Stutters ⭢ Any family history of a stutter?

Tourette’s Syndrome

Family history of a speech or language disorde

Any speech therapy?

Child replaces a “t, d, n, s, z, th or l” with a “p, b, m, w, f, or v”

Example: “hap” for “hat”, “kif” for “kiss”, “fum” for “thumb”, or “bav” for “bath”

Child replaces an “r” with a “w” or an “L” with a “w” or a “y”

Example: “wabbit” for “rabbit”, “ “yewo” for yellow” “weg” for “leg”, “pway” for “play”, “wun, for “run”

Child replaces a “s, f, v, z, th, j, or h” with a consonant such as “p, b, t, d, k, g”

Example: “tock” for “sock”, “dump” for “jump”, “pan” for fan”, “bat” for “fat”

Child replaces a “p, b, m, w, th, f, or v” with a “t, d, s, z, n, or l”

Example: “sum” for “thumb”, “muhzer” for “mother”

Child replaces a “t” or a “d” with “k” or “g”

Example: “gog” for “dog”, “cop” for “top”, “boke” for “boat”, “key” for “tea”

Child replaces a “ch” or a “j” sound with a “sh, v, f, th, or s”

Example: “ship” for “chip”, “shoo shoo” for “choo choo”

Child changes position of a sound within a word

Example: “pasghetti” for “spaghetti”, “efelant” for “elephant”, “baksit” for “basket”

Child inserts “uh” into words

Example: “stuh-reet” for “street”, “fuh-wog” for “frog”, “buh-lue” for “blue”, “puh-lease” for “please”

Child replaces a “k” or a “g” with “t” or “d”

Example: “doat” for “goat”, “tuhtie” for “cookie”, “tup” for “cup”, “hud” for “hug”

Child replaces a “sh” with an “s”

Example: “sue” for “shoe”, “sip” for “ship”, “mezza” for “measure”