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Hi I am new here , just joined today because of this helpful thread.I was worrying about my son when he turned three cause he does not engange in a conversation.He can say a lot of words and in fact has very wide vocabulary but he can't seem to pu them together into a complete sentence.I consulted this to his pediatrcian but she said he's just fine.I waited several months but the feeling came back again when I encountered boys same age with him who can truly carry a converastion with people.I started researching about the milestone he should be hitting by his age now 3 1/2 y.o.Reality sets in...at first it broke my heart and felt sorry for my son and I felt so responsible when I know I did everything to make sure everything will be just fine with my boy.I chanced upon this thread and started realizing I don't have to feel bad as a mother but I have to focus on the resolution that can help only child...I want to point out my child's strenght and weakness hoping that someone can walk me thru on the steps I need to take.Strength:1.He can clearly say numerous words from different categories like animals,food,family etc.2.He can identify almost all shapes including quadrilaterals and colors.3.He can count 1-20 independently.Can count up to 100 with alittle help.4.He can identify all the letters of the alphabeth and numbers 1-20.5.He can sing a lot nursery rhymes 6.He follow simple directions like " Please get my bag and give it to me.7.He name every object he see, every food he eat.8.He would recite the names of the planets and days of the week...I was so amazed with it but was outweighed with the worries about the following that I observed.Weakness1.Does not always answer when being asked.2.He doesn't tell me stories like what happened yesterday.3.When he wanted something sometimes he would ask for it sometimes he doesn't and just pull me to the direction of what he wanted,sometimes he would say "mommy come " but not really state why he wanted me to come with him.When he is thirsty he would just say" water" or "baso" but not a complete sentence.4.Sometimes when we tell him something he would not listen like when I ask him" Stop playing with the water".Factors to consider:1.My husband and I speak with him in english but when we leave for work the babysitter speaks with him in Tagalog. Can this be a a reason for confusion?2.He is the only child at home and rarely get the cahnce to play with other kids.I have not discussed this yet with my spouse I know it will break his heart but I will tell him anyway once I got more details.Mommies , please tell me how to start and go about it? Should I go to Primary doctor first or directly to a Ped-Dev?
Hi! Mommies, I need feedback re the following therapy center Med-Mom, Therabilities and We Speak Centers. My 19 month old baby was diagnosed GDD with ASD. He'll be undergoing OT 3x/weekly and Speech & Theraphy Language 2x/weekly. Among those centers my recommended teachers ba kayo?
I am a newbie here in the thread and so far it has been helpful. Im wondering if any one of you here have underwent a course designed to train us in helping our own children talk? I am working with a speech pathologist right now and he suggested it to me. I have searched for it in the internet and it is interesting. The program/course is called "It takes two to talk".
Hello Everyone -I am a mother of a 2 year old boy with cerebral palsy of spastic quadriplegic type. I am an expat. I am a newbie here in MNL and here in the site. I came across this forum while looking for speech pathologists who could help me with my child. I need someone to help me feed him and make him express his needs. I prefer someone with a background in Bobath/NDT. By the way, he also has severe hearing loss bilaterally. Thank you.