I attend our city toddler group. There is a silent little girl who always has a dummy in her mouth 24 -7. She is 2 and never makes a sound.
I see the Mum around at soft play lots too - she seems a lovely lady (also amazing house). She seems to struggle to manage kids behaviour - like many of us.
Girls three older school aged brothers are extra physical/agressive/young (much more than usual)and struggle to express themselves with words.
I keep wondering if there is a link with the dummy use in toddlers and non development of language?
Thoughts anyone?
I think i am being judgemental about toddlers having dummies and should just respect that different parents have different parenting styles. Every time i see the little girl though I think her development is being held back.
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Dummy use holding childs verbal development back
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SkyBluePearl · 21/11/2010 23:21
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