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  • Tactile Cues

When the /sh/ sound is pronounced correctly, a small stream of air escapes from between the lips. Have your little one put her hand in front of your lips as you make the sound to feel the air. Then, ask her to put her hand in front of her own mouth while she makes the sound. Can she feel the air? This is a sign she can use to tell if she is making the sound right.

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How to Teach the SH Sound by Chicago Speech Therapy - Chicago Speech Therapy
h” symbol, and encourage your child to “shush” you back. Gradually, your child will become more comfortable with making the /sh/ sound and will be able to use it in syllables and words as well. <span>Tactile Cues When the /sh/ sound is pronounced correctly, a small stream of air escapes from between the lips. Have your little one put her hand in front of your lips as you make the sound to feel the air. Then, ask her to put her hand in front of her own mouth while she makes the sound. Can she feel the air? This is a sign she can use to tell if she is making the sound right. Awesome /sh/ Activity Ask your child to help you instate “quiet time” around the house before naptime or bed time. Walk around with your child “shh-ing” everything: “shhh, door! Shhh, c


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