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My 24 mo old son is a puzzle to me. When he was younger I noticed the lack of

speech so I went to EI at 16 months old and he has therapy but OT for focus and

sensory. I think his sensory issues have almost but dissapeared but anyway no

speech therapy was given . I have been fighting with them to get it but they are

still hung up on when he was 16 months how delayed he was but now he is at or

above in everything except expressive speech according to his new evaluation.

They are now entertaining speech but nothing yet. I keep fighting becasue he has

no words at all but receptive is good. He never really babbled as a baby. I

didn't notice until my new little girl who is 8 weeks old coos and talks and my

husband and I were like hey our little guy never really did that. He did have a

permanent smile on his face and still does to this day. I should also say he

overstuffs when eating. He eats great never choked but a terrible chewer. He

can blow a bubble and do raspberrys. He says some animal sounds a few we would

only know what he is saying. He can only really say the MMMM sound for " mama "

and " more " HE makes the ahhhh sound for WOW. He like Wow Wow Wubzy. Anyway so my

research brought me here but it seems no one really gets diagnosed this young.

So I decided to try PROEFA as a test to see if it brings out some babbling. We

started today. How do i know if this is just a speech delay or apraxia? My

regional center is driving me crazy with this run around. I wish I knew where

else to go for answers.

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