Guest guest Posted September 28, 2010 Report Share Posted September 28, 2010 My DS is 2 years old with moderate hypotonia. When reading the " typical " milestones it states that children with leave off the ending sound and sometimes the middle, BUT produces the beginning. My son does the EXACT opposite by saying the ending, not the beginning (even when able to say the beginning sound). For example, the word " snack " , his response, " -ack " , even though he can say the /s/ sound in isolation and the /ack/ in isolation, when asked to put them together he only produces the /ack/ sound. How anyone else experience this? On a side note, he is not able to produce the /b/ and /p/ sounds, in isolation or with words. I " believe " his tongue protrudes causing him not to be able to say these sounds. Please HELP!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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