Back in May I wrote a post about developmental speech and language milestones. It was a rather long post. When I was going through past posts I cringed when I tried to read it. It is never-ending and the formatting is horrible. Snore fest! I have since updated the formatting and created a free printable for you to use. Keep organized and on top of your child’s language development from 12 months to 4 years of age with this easy language tracking tool. Do you often say to yourself, “I really need to write down stuff that my kid says so I can remember it for later!”? Then this is the printable for you!
Maybe your more concerned about your child’s speech sounds. If so, check out my speech sound development printable. Did you know that …
As a general guideline your child should be evaluated by a Speech-Language Pathologist if by …
Age 1 your child’s speech is NOT intelligible 25% of the time
Age 2 your child’s speech is NOT intelligible 50% of the time
Age 3 your child’s speech is NOT intelligible 75% of the time
Age 4 your child’s speech is NOT intelligible 100% of the time
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Next Week on Mommy Minute Monday:
Using Sign Language to teach your child manners.
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July 20, 2012 at 10:23 PM
Interesting timeline data. My youngest is 6 and still had several issues with words at age 5, but we worked with him in our homeschool and managed to get them covered. He still forgets to enunciate the first syllable sometimes but that is mostly him being in a hurry to tell us something before his older brother gets to us.
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