Why Auditory Feedback Matters in Articulation Therapy When children are learning to say new sounds, they don’t just need to move their mouth correctly — they also need to hear the difference. That’s where auditory feedback comes in. ✨ The point of auditory feedback: It helps the brain learn what a “correct” sound actually sounds like compared to an incorrect one. Once the brain can hear the difference, the mouth can begin to correct the pattern. 🎧 How we use auditory feedback in therapy: • The

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