Re: I had to tell my son shhh

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Congratulations Paige! It is so true you never think the day will come that you

have to tell your child to be quiet! Fish oils were a blessing for my son as

well. We give our son his fish oils all at once in the morning and from what I

read many do, I don't think it matters if you split fish oils up. NV is the

only thing we give our son twice a day. Kate

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> Obviously most parents of typically developing 3 y/o have said " shhh " to their

kiddos countless times but this was a first. I still can't promise that it is

related to starting EPA/EFA last week but I had read that increased babbling and

attempts at talking would be noted within the first couple of weeks. I have to

say he has been a babbling maniac and although there haven't been any words per

se his approximations are much clearer. His debut have walking has become a

daily occurrence as well...an unexpected but amazing development. Can't wait to

meet with Hoffman in a couple weeks to start a relationship with a

therapist who specializes in apraxia.

> I do have a question about the EPA/EFA; is there a recommended time to give

it? I have been giving him 1 EFA with breakfast and 1EFA/1EPA with dinner.

> Thanks for the support from this group.

> Paige

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