help needed to relocate the letter "T"

[chicagomum]

my dd (3.5) has in the last few days lost the letter "t" from her vocabularly up until now her speech has been excellent, but know its gone completely i don't want to make an issue of it as if i do she'll just make a point of doing it. anyone else had this situation and does it resolve itself or do you need to "persuade" it back again?

This is the advise given to me by DS2's S&L therapist:

Don't correct her but repeat the "T" word she used in a question/sentence back to her while over-prouncing the missing letter.
i.e. she says Bottle and you reply "would you like a boTTle?"

think it's probably just a phase - my mum would kill me for dropping my T's "Wha?" being her most hated word ever.

we live near london and i have to correct my kids that water has a t in it.

I know a slightly older child who used to forget a lot of letters, including "t", because he wanted to sound "ard". I just used to ask him to repeat what he'd said (sometimes several times) because I didn't understand him!

LOL I live in London and all through school got called posh and a snob why? well my dad taught us to speak properly as he classed it. , i never drop h's or t's or any letter for that matter. The children i went to school with picked on me something rotten. But i still teach my son the same way