Some
Signs to Look For in Comparison to Other Children in The Same Age Group:
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- by age1, an infant doesn't cry, babble or pay attention to other
voices
- by age 2, a child can't put some words together in speech
- by age 3, a child's speech is difficult for those outside the
family to understand
- by age 4, a child doesn't have a growing vocabulary, speak in
short sentences and make most sounds - or a child points to things instead
of talking
- by age 5, a child can't carry on a simple conversation, stutters
or sounds much different from playmates
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