Ds has just turned 3. He is a chatterbox and has a great vocabularly, but there are still a few key sounds which he can't say, e.g. T, d, k, qu, s etc. He has a tongue tie, although now he can stick his tongue out a bit. He also dribbles a lot. GP often can't understand him, dh sometimes can't and there are sometimes when I can't understand him at first. He has just been referred by health visitor for speech and language assessment / therapy.
We already repeat back to him if he says something wrong. If I ask him to look at how I say something he will look and then say it wrong again. E.g. He says Fragon, I will ask him to look at my lips and say 'dragon', he repeats back fragon. I've only done it occassionally as he gets annoyed. Has anyone had any experience or tips for us while we wait for an appointment?
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Speech + language therapy and tongue tie.
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3duracellbunnies · 02/10/2012 23:34
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