Do you have a child that is between 18-24 months of age? Here are some milestones your little one
may be experiencing. I’ve also listed some “red flags.” -Typically, you can understand their spoken message 25-50% of the time. -An 18 month old typically has 50 words in their expressive vocabulary. -A 24 month old typically has 200-300 words. -Using 1-3 words in their sentences. -Use inflection to ask questions. -Follow simple directions. -Can answer simple questions. -Engage in simple, pretend play, such as talking on the phone. Here are some “red flags” -Unable to understand any of their spoken message -Not using single words -Not responding to their name -Not pointing to objects to show interest -Prefer to be alone -Limited eye contact -Become very upset by small changes in their environment -Not seeing the child engage in simple, pretend play, such as feeding the baby doll
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Daily tips, activities, and suggestions on how to naturally embed speech, language, play, fine motor, gross motor, and cognitive skills into your child's day, often using the materials already found in your home environment.AuthorsMarena Mitchell is a speech-language pathologist Archives
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