Language disorders (and delays) for preschool children (ages 2-6) involve receptive and expressive language abilities.

Receptive language disorders comprise a child's difficulty understanding and processing information.

Expressive language disorders are demonstrated in a child's speech and can include difficulty with word formulation, limited vocabulary, inability to use proper language, or use of socially inappropriate language.

Many times at the preschool level, language difficulties will be diagnosed as language delays, since the child might not have developed certain skills relative to his/her peers. Language difficulties may include the following disorders: aphasia, fluency, apraxia, grammar (semantics, syntax), idioms, and pragmatics.

This section includes the products that we've either developed or selected which are useful in treating preschool-aged language delays/disorders.