
|Articles|November 1, 2004
Parent guide: What to do if your child should be talking—but isn't yet (PDF)
How you talk to and play with your young child can make a big difference in her language ability, even if she has already been referred for evaluation or therapy because of the pediatrician’s concerns about late talking. Here are some recommendations for promoting development of speech.
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