Pediatric Speech Therapy

in Bentonville, AR

At No Limits, we absolutely love helping kids of all ages express themselves more freely and joyfully. Our strength-based and neuro-affirming approach is evident in every session, where we celebrate the unique progress of each child. For some, it’s conquering specific speech sounds or overcoming a stutter, while for others, mastering reading and pragmatics paves the way for new relationships and experiences. Our goal is to create a fun and supportive environment where each child feels encouraged to communicate confidently and authentically.

Speech Disorders Addressed at No Limits

  • Articulation problems: Difficulty forming some sounds properly, such as inability to say r or th.
  • Phonological disorders: Delay of normal speech patterns or unintelligible speech.
  • Apraxia: Difficulty coordinating oral movements to make sounds, words and phrases.
  • Lack of fluency: Stuttering or other disruption to fluid speech.
  • Voice disorders: Hoarse, strained, raspy voice or loss of voice.

Language Disorders Addressed at No Limits

  • Receptive language disorder: Difficulty understanding and processing spoken language.
  • Expressive language disorder: Struggling to make oneself understood by other people.
  • Pragmatic language disorder: General language delay or difficulty using language in interpersonal or social interactions.
  • Reading Comprehension: Difficulty understanding written language.
  • Written Expression: Difficulty expressing oneself in writing.

Speech therapy can also help strengthen a child’s mouth or throat muscles to improve feeding.

Speech and Developmental Milestones

Our Speech-Language Pathologists work with children, their families and caregivers to help a child progress in their development of speech and language skills. By assessing a child’s progress compared to established milestones like those below, our therapists can identify the exact therapies needed to help a child overcome any challenges so they can enjoy communicating with others.

Three months

  • Makes cooing sounds
  • Smiles at people
  • Recognizes familiar voices

Six months

  • Makes speech-like babbling sounds
  • More attentive to sounds and change of voice tones
  • Giggles and laughs

One year

  • Understands common, simple words
  • Uses sounds and gestures to get attention
  • Tries to repeat words spoken to them

Two years

  • Vocabulary of up to 50 words
  • Makes animal noises
  • Asks for foods by name

Three years

  • Uses three-word sentences
  • Answers simple questions
  • Uses more pronouns such as “you” and “me”

The Unique Culture at No Limits Pediatric Therapies

When your child receives speech therapy at No Limits, the child and the entire family will find a welcoming, caring team dedicated to providing great service as well as excellent therapy. Clinic owner, Terrica Weatherford, and staff are committed to going above and beyond to support and assist your family in every way possible.

No Limits staff are also dedicated to offering the most advanced and effective pediatric therapy available and are constantly adding to their skills. To learn how No Limits can help your child achieve their goals, call us today at (479) 250-9838 or fill our the form below for a free developmental screening with No Limits Pediatric Therapies.