Even though excitement swirls around the thought of a child beginning to talk, it can also be a source of stress for parents ...

a speech and language pathologist or educational psychologist and pursue an assessment for Developmental Language Disorder. There is no shame in asking for help. A diagnosis is so important to ...

I'm Dr. Cindy Gellner and today we are talking about delayed speech and language development on The Scope ... A two year old should be able to identify common objects as well. If you point to a ...

Find answers to some questions you might have about your child's speech and language development ... Tools for Talking 12-18 months: Following baby's lead When your baby starts to point and ...

The Talking Point website is another source of information for both parents and professionals who may be worried about a child’s speech and language development. Most children will respond quickly.

Worried about your child's speech development? Know effective tips to encourage your child to start talking ... the faster they will pick up language skills. Point out and name objects, describe ...

Developmental Language ... organised speech therapy for him. "As he got older, the words did start to come but the pronunciation didn't come with them. 'Cup' was 'up'. He was talking but it ...

(Medical Xpress) -- Talking to children has always been fundamental to language development ... The exaggerated speech we naturally use with young children is special register – often called ...

a speech-language pathologist. "Receptive language is a useful predictor to differentiate late talkers from those children with developmental delays." The number of cases of late-talking children ...