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Interesting babbling technique - normal?

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Flossam · 18/08/2005 17:55

I've been worried about DS's babbling or lack of it due to a tongue tie. However he is now making bo bo do do and go go noises. Lovely. However these noises are very hard to distinguish as he won't open his mouth to make them. I have tried overstating the words to him, he either ignores me or just does it his own sweet way. Has anyone else had this and will he eventually 'get it'?

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Flossam · 18/08/2005 20:00

Thought this might be one of those threads. BUMP! Anyone at all please?

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Charlee · 18/08/2005 20:02

My ds made his babbling noises for ages with him mouth shut but now at 11 months hes saying mum,dad,nan,bum,bag,yeah and no fine

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Aragon · 18/08/2005 20:03

How old is he Flossam?

Tongue ties can be a problem but speech therapists these days say they are rarely of any consequence for speech development. It might just be his own sweet way.

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Flossam · 18/08/2005 21:09

Hi there, sorry, been nagged away! DS is 9.5 months now. He copies tongue clicking and replies when I make noises he can make like bo bo, but won't try anything else or open his mouth at all!

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mizmiz · 18/08/2005 21:14

I'm a salt.
Sounds fine.
Don't worry.
Review the situation in 6 months.

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henshake · 18/08/2005 21:16

Just come acroos this thread, sorry to jump in but mizmiz what is a 'salt'.

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mizmiz · 18/08/2005 21:17

speech and language therapist

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henshake · 18/08/2005 21:55

durgh! I could only think of Speech therapist, language never entered my head.

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mizmiz · 18/08/2005 21:56

The name changed about 16 years ago. We're very particular about the 'and language' bit!

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Flossam · 19/08/2005 07:27

Thanks Mizmiz, you're a star!

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