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If you had/have a child with a significant speech delay...
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maybebaby
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Maureen
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If you had/have a child with a significant speech delay...
....about what age did the words REALLY start coming out?
My son just turned 2. He is just really starting to say things. He always had a few "words" (mama dada, buh bye etc..) and now he is adding sloooooowly more words (sit, hi, apple, down, no, more etc..).
I have to remember how far he has come from just 6 months ago but sometimes I just wonder when I'll get to hear more words and phrases..it would be so nice. He has such a cute little voice when he says things, we are just always anxiously awaiting more!
Just curious!! TIA!
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Posted 10/14/08 9:35 AM  |
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maybebaby
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Maureen
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Re: If you had/have a child with a significant speech delay...
Wanted to add..his teachers tell me his is approximating so many words and they can understand what he needs...for example, "Cracker" is "ack-uh" and milk is "muk" lol. I guess that is a start?
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| Posted 10/14/08 9:36 AM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: If you had/have a child with a significant speech delay...
Two and a half, his speech is definitely way behind his peers, but he can speak in sentences now. His sounds aren't great still, he can't do hissy sounds. But at Two and a Half he started really communicating a lot better!
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| Posted 10/14/08 9:39 AM |
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