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Date Posted: 09:48:30 04/07/06 Fri
Author: carson1
Subject: Re: Midget!
In reply to: Trish 's message, "Midget!" on 16:53:59 04/05/06 Wed

Oh, Trishy, I'm so sorry. I've been there, doll, so let me know if you want to talk.

My little guy isn't talking yet, but he can definitely find things. He's my silent partner. Our ped wants us to have him evaluated for speech delay. I think part of the problem is that he's really shy, just like his Daddy was at that age. We'll see!

Talk to you soon.

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[> Re: Midget! -- taurus, 09:54:15 04/07/06 Fri [1]

Don't worry about the speech delay Carson. If your pediatrician wants it, is only because they reccommend it.

In Canada they test all children for speech delay at 18 months. It's more of a general screening, to get kids in for speech therapy if they think they need it. Boys are usually late anyway. My son though didn't really talk until he was almost 3 and he had 3 yrs with a speech therapist. I would say if your son isn't saying any words by 2yrs, then I would be concerned.

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