dd4 is 6, will be 7 in February.
She attended a SALT when she was 4 as was having problems with her speech. She was 'discharged' before she was 5, much to my surprise as her speech was still far from perfect. However, the SALT advised me that many of the letters she was failing to pronounce would develop naturally with age and she should be pronouncing all letters properly around 6 years of age.
Well, as I said, she is almost 7 now and is still not pronouncing 'l', 'r' or 'th'. She can pronounce 'l' and 'th' on their own, but not when incorporated into a word. She cannot pronounce 'r' atall.
Am I right to be very concerned about this? Should I contact the SALT again or have I left it too late?
Thanks in advance.
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gibberish · 09/11/2007 12:18
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