Do more: You can improve your toddler's speech by reading stories, singing songs, talking with a clear voice, playing word games, selecting educational programs on tv, and have him be around kids of his or her age who are speaking well. One important factor, is to make sure he or she hears well. An exam by his pediatrician can be extremely beneficial.
Answered 2/18/2015
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An Expressive : Language Delay like your son has can occur alone or with a Receptive Language Delay &/or delay in social communication. Call IN First Steps, 812-917-2950, for assessment of his development in all areas, audiogram & needed therapies. Complete developmental screens & M-CHAT on firstsigns.org & take the results with you to his doctor visit. Allow no more than 2 hrs./day total screen time.
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