Do you separate "late talking" from "speech delay"? I never see official literature talk of "late talking", only speech delay. Some say late talking is not a big deal and literally just that - starting later, with the end results the same. Speech delay seems to imply the child really has some kind of speech problem, not just a shift in the calendar (sorry about the non-pun). Do you think so?
Do you separate "late talking" from "speech delay"? I never see official literature talk of "late talking", only speech delay. Some say late talking is not a big deal and literally just that - starting later, with the end results the same. Speech delay seems to imply the child really has some kind of speech problem, not just a shift in the calendar (sorry about the non-pun). Do you think so?
theOlLineRebel 1 year ago