About the Event
> What is the appropriate age for your child to start talking?
> If they haven’t spoken yet, are they just a late starter, or could they have a speech disorder?
Progressive speech development in children impacts not only their ability to communicate, but also their capacity to socialize with family, friends, and at school. When language is delayed, all aspects of a child’s daily interactions are affected.
If you’re concerned about your toddler’s speech delay, or would like to learn what milestones they should be reaching at each stage, join us November 6th for Late Talking Toddlers: Is Your Child a Late Starter, or Could They Have a Speech Disorder? This is part of our Ask the Expert Parent Education Series.
What You’ll Learn:
- Possible reasons for late talking & common myths
- Early language milestones for ages 1-3
- How to identify a potential speech disorder
- Signs of Autism in young children – what to look for
- The possible link between language delays and screen time
- When to have your child evaluated by a professional
- and more
Free admission. Free parking. Childcare is not available at this event.
TO REGISTER: email dianak@bpht.com
The best way to set your child up for success is to be informed. Once you know what the speech milestones are, you’ll know what to look for. We hope you’ll join us on November 6th for this educational event!
