Warning signs
While most children develop language skills naturally and efficiently, it is important to recognize when to seek professional help. The following are signs you should look for:
- Your child does not startle or cry from unexpected loud noises.
- Your child does not freely imitate sound.
- Your child appears to not hear what others say to her.
- Family members and those close to her have difficulty understanding your child.
- Your child’s communicative abilities are noticeably different than other children of the same age.
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