HOW TO SAY THE 'S' SOUND // Speech Therapy at Home Pt. 1

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If you are wondering how to fix a lisp and how to say the "S" sound perfectly, stay tuned for today's video. This is a full speech therapy session where I teach you how to make the "S" sound. There is a magic trick that I share to make a perfect "S" every single time. This is part one of a multi-part series I plan to make on how to make the "S" sound. Today, we are practicing the "S" in isolation, all by itself. You will learn speech therapy strategies to improve your articulation and overall intelligibility. I look forward to seeing you next week for part two!

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[Mashirodachi]

I'm 20 yrs. old dealing with my lisp for my whole life. I thought this problem can not be fixed. It affects my social interaction because I always avoid people noticing my speech condition. Thank you so much for the help 🥺

[HannesGilstring]

I didn’t know I had a slight lisp until I was about 25. Now I’m 44 and I realized I could probably find on YouTube how to do it and this is tsuuuuper helpful. I’ve been doing it with an O-mouth and the toung below my under theeth with a slight gap between my teeth. Mind blowing actually. Why have I not done this before? 😳

[danielmarquez]

I watch this video every day and it really has helped my lisp thank you so much

[johnallensonvilladonga]

came here to fix my "s" pronunciation, but you taught me how to love you. I have with you

[MJ-stsq]

Thank you so much for this!!! Needing this for my daughter, and we can't afford speech therapy right now!! Mine has a frontal lisp, and I've been looking for apps and resources for her and came across this. She also started stuttering around 3 years old and was speaking so clearly before, but she's always had a lisp. She's also a mouth breather, and I think the lisp is related to that.

[tiffanymorgan]

Thank you for your kindness to share this information. I can't thank you enough as a parent and look forward to seeing how this helps my little!

[maggiefindmusic]

Thank you so much for this! I wanted to help my 7yo with her ludo and didn't know how. We just successfully finished her first lesson!

[globalgourmand]

This series is such a gem for me. I'm in Taiwan and I want to help my EFL student make a crisp. (It comes out as a loose "sh.") I'm not even sure English speech therapy exists here. Thank you.

[duknwwhoiam]

Thank you so much for this, my 4 year old said super clearly for the first time. Her problem was saying the T sound instead of the S sound so it was an easy transition for her. She would say Tuper instead of Super.

[Theprimos]

You're a genious! This video has helped me a lot! I'll do my homework now!!

[noufnoova]

I’m a new English learner . And I have difficulty with pronouncing some sounds in English . Like the “S” sound for example . And this video helped me actually 🤷🏽‍♀️♥️

[lauracrotty]

Thank you so much for this series. It is so helpful!

[jolamichalwlodarczyk]

Thank you for your video, very useful! My 6-years old daughter has finally learned how to say “s” and “z” thanks to your magic trick!👏🏻

[danyyii-ducl]

thank u smm, u will never know how much i was happy when i pronounce the s, god bless you❤️❤️❤️

[vanessamilanesa]

Thank you so much for this! This is an incredible thing you're doing

[paulofigueroa]

im 29 yrs. old and im hardly to speak some "s" words, i hope your videos will make me to surpass my problem. I have lot of rejections during my interviews because i have difficulties in speaking because of lisp problem 😔

[andyntumi]

Hello there, I'm 22 and I've been facing this lateral SSS problem since childhood. whenever I produce this sound, my tongue blade touches the alveolar ridge alright, but then, the upper jaw pushes forward ahead of the lower jaw thereby leaving a gap between which leads to a splashy or wet SSS or ZZZ or XXX, since air escapes over the sides and front.

[iamchetan]

i found your video so helpful and so engaging. Maam i had a little request if you could make a series on how to sound more clearly.
thank you so much.

[RoyaBahrami-dydk]

Now I'm 16 years and up to no I can't see S, Z, C, X, but you can help me I can see now thanks so much dear your see kind human ❤❤❤

[tarannarula]

Hi, me and my son who is 5 have been watching and have learned so much. He is making great progress. Thank you so much for this series !! It is so helpful and I love how you really break it down step by step. Is there any way to support your work? Do you also have a series for the ‘r’ sound?