[tri-med] Re: talking
- From: TRIER9@xxxxxxx
- To: tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2007 09:50:01 EST
Hi Karen,
Just my humble opinion....if Julian is saying some words....keep up the
great work! My Brianna babbled as a baby. Then stopped making sounds until she
was 3 yrs old. Then one day when hubby and I were sitting with her....she made
a
sound!!! We were ecstatic......trying now to remember exactly what it was?
Something like "NA-NA or Ya-ya??.......sooooo long ago.
She took off from there. With a great speech therapist who literally seemed
to pull the words out of her, she was on her way.
I also think that like Michelle w/Alex, having a baby brother around helped
tremendously. She wanted to keep up with baby! Maybe borrow a kid every now
and then? LOL
Today at 18 yrs old, she talks sentences. They are usually 5-10 words long.
Sometimes not all the words are clear, but SHE talks and she can be
understood!
If you have words already....oh my gosh!! He's off to a great start!
Hugs,
Laurie
Mom to bri w/trisomy 9p, Brandon, Marissa w/CP and Kayla w/Trisomy 21
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