Children with cleft lip and palate tend to have compensatory errors in their speech such as:

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Children with cleft lip and palate often develop compensatory articulation errors due to the inability to build up the necessary pressure for certain sounds. Glottal stop substitution and backing are common compensatory errors as they try to produce sounds that are typically made with more oral pressure, using alternative methods that don't require the same level of velopharyngeal closure.

Children with Cleft Lip and Palate Tend to Have Compensatory