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hello po, ask ko po kung meron po sa inyo na echolalic ang language ng anak? ganyan case ng anak ko, pag hindi niya alam sagot, uulitin lang ang tanong. 3 na po siya. pinatingin ko na siya sa ot and speech therapist, okay naman raw anak ko, language delay nga lang raw and yung mga teacher sa preschool nagworry rin so pinatingin nila sa sped teacher nila and normal naman raw, needs more kausap lang raw baby ko. nasobrahan ko sa gadgets kaya hindi sanay makiconverse.
hi sis maruchi, yung son ko kasi na diagnose nung 1.5 years na communication disorder. since then ng ot na sya then st, he's now 3.6 years old. nag school na din sya and na diagnose na sya last saturday (july 6, 2013) na language development disorder, sabi ng dev pedia nya mas nearing kami to adhdand that he is not considered under the spectrum. kaso nag worry naman ako nung mabasa ko post mo. ano daw kaya yung consideration ng dev pedia ng son mo bakit sya na diagnosed na under ng spectrum?
^ sis baka developmental language disorder? to say, it is a more specific category under communication disorders in which the child doesnt have a medical diagnosis and no developmental delays.
^^ i dont know the answers to your questions sis kasi hindi ko naman nakikita yung bata. Did your child have OT or SP eval na?A disorder kasi means that your child has a specific delay in his development. Kumbaga OK sya sa lahat, may specific lang na areas which are not age appropriate.It's a case to case basis and we can never tell. It may be life long for some and some children catch up. Whatever diagnosis your doctor gives your child, anak mo pa din yan. Just because he has a medical diagnosis, doesnt mean he is sick and needs a cure.he as a disorder and needs intervention. Having a child, with or without ASD, is a blessing.