When my four year old talks its very hard to understand him at times. All his words are muffled together. He did not start to talk until he was two years old. At two he was only saying mama and baba which at that time meant eat. He started to work with a speech Therapist. The therapist came to my home twice a week it made a world of difference. But he continued to still struggle with his words and now I am noticing he is having trouble with comprehending.
He do receive help through the school but I want to know why he is like this. I had a emergency C-section when he was born. He seemed fine but as he started to grow I realized something was not right. and I started asking questions but got no answers.
I hate to say it but that is my biggest fear. Him not being normal or able to be like the other children.
I thought it was his hearing to. But I had several hearing test done and that was not the problem.
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- chichifefe
on Oct. 29, 2011 at 10:16 AM