Guest guest Posted February 8, 2008 Report Share Posted February 8, 2008 My son is four and has autism and probably apraxia as well based on his trouble with articulation. His speech is slow to come and he is hard to understand. When he was two and even three, I didn't worry too much because I felt he was still young. However, now that he is over four, I am starting to worry so much more. I was wondering if this is still pretty typical for a child with autism and if he can still develop normal speech (conversational) or if his chances of that are now pretty small? Do most kids with autism that do converse usually have more speech at his age? He is only labeling and requesting but often needs lots of prompting. Sorry, I am the worry type and this whole autism/apraxia thing is so hard on me. Thanks. Michele Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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