When do children start talking?
Most children begin talking at age one and combining words at age two. By age two, toddlers are forming short sentences which are 60-70% understandable to others. Those who are behind at age two are warning us of a potential problem.
Will your child outgrow it?
Maybe, maybe not. It depends on the type and persistence of the speech and language problem. Well-meaning professionals in other fields often tell parents to “wait and see” without doing sufficient testing to give such advice. Instead, seek the advice of a speech-language pathologist trained in pediatric communication disorders. Jodie Schuller & Associates have been helping parents for over 20 years to make that critical decision.
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