"Camille offers a thorough yet accessible guide to creative strategies for helping young children overcome common speech errors. This book is especially valuable for educators, caregivers, and family members who work closely with children, but its insights are beneficial for anyone. The ability to recognize these speech challenges and address them in a fun, effective way is truly inspiring! As someone fairly new to working with children, I found this resource incredibly helpful!"

"Camille Armstrong’s 3 Common Speech Errors American Children Make is a total win for parents like me, who’ve wrestled with a kid’s speech challenges. Her suggestions are a lifeline—practical yet so creative, rooted in her artistic flair. Her crafted activities are pure genius, turning tricky speech practice into fun, clever playtime. I love how refreshing her approach is; it’s less about drills and more about movement and joy, building real confidence in kids. It’s like a huge hug to parents and a high-five to kids—I feel seen and supported."

"This book is intended to help children with unclear speech, and
for aiding children in mastering the more difficult sounds in the English language. The goal is a child who speaks clearly and with confidence
It is intended for parents and other caring adults wishing to smooth this process.
Camille Armstrong gives examples and explanations of children’s problems and difficulties with certain word sounds
She sets out a program in clear and understandable steps.
The program uses a multi-sensory approach, including making sounds, drawing, playing games, and more. This makes it fun and interesting for both children and adults.
I highly recommend this book to anyone working with children."

"This book is written in normal everyday language that anybody can understand and utilize. You don't have to be a professional educator to benefit from the techniques found within."

"In a detailed yet approachable way, Camille has skillfully blended play-based learning, art, and speech therapy into practical exercises that anyone can use to help children overcome common speech errors. As a music teacher, I’ve walked away with new tools to support my young singers, helping them achieve clarity and confidence in a way that’s both fun and accessible."
--Matthew Asti-Professor of Music at Moravian University, Musician