Phonology in Swedish-speaking 3-year-olds born with cleft lip and palate and the relationship with consonant production at 18 months.

Kristina Klintö; Eva-Kristina Salameh; Maria Olsson; Traci Flynn; Henry Svensson; Anette Lohmander

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Phonology in Swedish-speaking 3-year-olds born with cleft lip and palate and the relationship with consonant production at 18 months.

Kristina Klintö, Eva-Kristina Salameh, Maria Olsson, Traci Flynn, Henry Svensson, Anette Lohmander

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Approximately 50% of children born with cleft palate present speech difficulties around 3 years of age, and several studies report on persisting phonological problems after palatal closure. However, studies on early phonology related to cleft palate are few and have so far mainly been carried out on English-speaking children. Studies on phonology related to cleft palate in languages other than English are also warranted.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	240-254
Journal	International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders
Volume	49
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1111/1460-6984.12068
Publication status	Published - 2014

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