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Signs of Speech Delay in my Child
Speech delay is one of the many concerns of parents as they track their child’s developmental milestones.
In some cases, there is a need for genuine concern if a child is not meeting the set speech and language developmental milestones for their age, and in this case, speech delay may be diagnosed.
Speech is a part of language development and involves the words we use to communicate and incorporates articulation and forming sounds to make words.
The language itself includes many forms of communication, including verbal (speech) and non-verbal, and comprehension and understanding.
Speech Delay
A speech delay might involve a child knowing and using fewer words than would be expected for their age.
It might also involve issues and problems with pronouncing words, forming words, and issues being understood when communicating verbally.
In other cases, what may at first appear to be speech delay may be the signs of a late talker.
A later talker is a child aged between 18 and 30 months who displays good comprehension skills and responds
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