What age should my child begin speech therapy?

Written By Kristen Paler

Answer:

Though it is never too late to begin speech therapy services, it is important to seek interventions as soon as a delay in your child’s communication abilities has been identified.

Question:

What are some speech/language milestones I should be aware of?

Answer:

According to the CDC by the age of 2.5 a child should:

  • Say two or more words together.

  • Labels things in a book when you point and ask “What is this?”

  • Says pronouns like “I, me or we”

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Source: (n.d.). Important Milestones: Your Baby by 30 months. CDC. https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/milestones/milestones-30mo.html

Kristen Paler
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