Family Member – 0-2 Years Old – Language and Communication – Key Things to Look For – Early Childhood Support Services Resources Wizard

Here are some key things to look for in Language and Communication development that can assist in determining if your 0-2 year old child may need extra support or may have a developmental delay.

Children with language delays have trouble either understanding and comprehending what others say or communicating thoughts, wants, and needs.

Here are a few signs of language delays:

Challenges using words, if at all, and may not make any two-word combinations.
If a child is a late talker, once they do produce their first words, they may demonstrate fewer mature syllable structures
Comprehension of fewer words compared to their same aged peers.

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Here are some key things to look for in Language and Communication development that can assist in determining if your 0-2 year old child may need extra support or may have a developmental delay.

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