How to Fix a Lisp at Home
A step-by-step speech therapy program for parents
Help your child learn to say the S sound clearly with simple daily practice. Created by a speech-language therapist with over 30 years of experience.
Start Helping My Child TodayIs Your Child having Problems with Lisps?
- Your child says “thun” instead of “sun”
- You’ve tried correcting them, but it doesn’t stick
- You’re not sure how to explain where the tongue should go
- Speech practice quickly becomes frustrating
You’re not alone. Many children develop a lisp, and many parents are unsure how to help.
The Good News: You Can Correct Lisps
With the right guidance and a few minutes of practice each day, many children can learn to produce the S sound more clearly.
This program shows you exactly what to do, step by step.
How Speech Therapy for Lisps Works:
- Breaks the S sound into simple, teachable steps
- Shows your child how to position their tongue
- Uses visual sound cues children can understand
- Builds from easy practice to harder words
- Designed for short, realistic home practice
Correcting S Lisps Includes:
- Assessment for S
- Step-by-step practice guide
- 478 Fun Practice Pictures
- Visual sound cues for every word
- Colour and black & white print options
Nikki S.: Love this product. Thank you!
Fun Practice Images:
Sound Cues under each word help children to know what sounds to make.
Created by a Speech-Language Therapist
I’ve spent over 30 years helping children improve their speech and language skills.
This program contains the same ideas and materials that I use to help parents correct S sounds – Lisps.
Works with my free Sound Cue Builder App
Use the app to build your own words, hear the sounds, and make practice more interactive.
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Complete Step-by-Step Program to Correct S Lisps
$9.99
Instant download. Print and start today.
Amber M.: Thorough and easy to use! Thanks!
Sprouting Speech.: This resource is worth every single penny! I have had an increase in students with lisps and this provided me with such an extensive amount of information on eliciting techniques and more. I refer to this constantly when I see these students!
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is this for?
It is typically helpful for children starting around age 4 – depending on what type of lisp they have.
Are all lisps the same?
No. There are two types of lisps, frontal and lateral. The frontal lisp can often be age appropriate. Lateral lisps are never considered to be developmentally appropriate.
How much time do I need each day?
Just 5–10 minutes of consistent practice can make a difference.
Do I need speech therapy training?
No. The program is written clearly for parents. It doesn’t replace an assessment or treatment by a speech therapist or any other professional but does suggest when you should seek more help.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I can be reached at SLP@Speech-TherapyAtHome.com
Garth Schindel SLP at Home
