Phonological Process: Final Consonant Deletion. What is it?

Today on Neurodiversopedia we dive into the world of speech development and unravel the concept of Final Consonant Deletion. Join us as we equip parents with valuable knowledge and practical strategies to help their children overcome this common speech pattern.

Final Consonant Deletion is a speech pattern observed when a child omits the final sound in words, such as saying 'ca' for 'cat' or 'do' for 'dog.' Understanding this process is key to supporting children in their journey towards clearer and more intelligible speech.

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