my little grand boy has a speech delay he;s very smart he loves the pc had hearing test he has central auditory processing disorder,he can not comprehend what he hears what he hears is what he says,he goes to speech therapy 3 times a week they say he has developmental articulatory dyspraxia which comes from the male gene,his father does,nt check for him,she work all the time I try to help him all i can with carry over he gets frustrated a lot he cant say what he means I get frustrated myself.

My child was a primy when she was born and had low blood platlits when she was born.she is now 5 and is in pre-school and has been in speech therapy sometimes she may say words real clear then the next day she says nothing. Is there some other way that I can get her to remember or communcate the teachers and I have tried to use sign language. From consurn parent

My son is also 3 he dosnt talk in sentences he gibbers alot he can say mom,dad,scooby doo, and spongebob and sometimes i will catch him saying a word i havent heard before. Hes been through speech therapy it didnt seem to help much though. He plays normally he interacts with other kids good when he wants something he will either point or pull me over and laugh when i get what he wants. Im dont know what else to do some people say hes autistic and others say he will talk when hes ready. Im just dont know what to do anymore. It really seems like he wants to talk but he just cant get the words out and i think its starting to agravate him.

My 3 year old will not talk also. When he was 9 months old, he would say Momma all the time, but after he turned one He stopped saying momma. He can say about 10 words, but "Bye" is his favorite and most often used word. He has had his hearing checked and no hearing loss. He does Sensory Processing Disorder and Cognitive issues but has tested out for autism. He is smart...he knows his letters, numbers, and colors. When he does "talk" it sounds like he's talking with his mouth closed. The thing that has really helped so far is sign language. We are just starting to really learn it and he uses it which is helping with things we don't understand him trying to say at times.