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“For the M sound to get them to close their lips, I like to take my fingers and put them on top of my lips and go me. Then pull my fingers away when I'm letting go of that sound.”

Keri Clark · Speech and Language Kids Podcast · Free CV, VC, CVC Flashcards and How to Use them for Children with Apraxia

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Use tactile cue: place fingers on child's lips to cue the /m/ sound and release as the sound is produced

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