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May 9 2008 at 1:18 PM
  (Login mommyto7)

Our little guy is 11 months ,but was 3 months premature. He doesn't babble very much but did just recently start with "da-da-da-da" ( just randomly, not when he sees daddy or anything).

But most of the time he's got a really raspy, gurgly voice and makes clicking noises with his tongue , or a vibrating type noise in his throat. We're still trying to figure out if there's underlying hearing problems,too.

Just wondering if this is typical (if there is such a thing) early speech development in DS kids?
Blessings,
Amy

 
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Lynnelle
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9 months

May 17 2008, 5:19 PM 

Emma is four now, but her first sounds were "ba" at 9 1/2 months. She was 6 weeks premature. If you are concerned about hearing issues they can only perform additional hearing tests, but they have to be sedated. Good Luck!



Emma's Homepage:
http://homepage.mac.com/lsnowbarger/peanut/Menu60.html

Family Blog
http://snowbarger.blogspot.com/

 
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