Before your child utters their first word, you’re already communicating quite a lot with one another. Still, you’re eager for them to start forming their first “real” words, but they’re late in coming. Should you be worried?
Jan 19th, 2021
Before your child utters their first word, you’re already communicating quite a lot with one another. Still, you’re eager for them to start forming their first “real” words, but they’re late in coming. Should you be worried?
You’ve noticed that your child isn’t as verbal as their peers. Or you find it difficult to understand them. Or other people do. Is this a normal stage, or does your child need speech therapy?
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