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FLWF40 · Jun 22, 2008, 04:28 PM

You should take him to the school district for additional testing and possible placement.
He could have verbal apraxia. My son was not talking at 3 years old and I was able to get him started in school for speech therapy. He is now 11 and still needs help.
But I am glad he was able to get some help so early. So please do not delay because the
Earlier speech is started the better the long term results will be.
Good Luck.

rozpc · Jul 6, 2009, 05:07 PM

Originally Posted by dragonfly14

my son just turned three in january. he is a sweet, lovable, funny, active little boy. all of his developmental milestones have been right on, with the exception of his speech. as i said, he just turned three, and he only has 2 words that are actually "words". his mouth goes non-stop, but it's mostly jibber jabber. he has had 2 hearing tests, both which showed normal results. he understands everything that is said to him, or asked of him. he listens very well, and co-operates with simple requests. why isn't he talking??? he is currently getting "help" from a speech language pathologist, however the progress is minimal. any ideas? comments? similar situations? thanks.

I too in 2009 have this challenge with my three year old son. Is there any further information that could be given. My situation is eerily almost the same thing.

Further in the threads it was mentioned about a neurologist. Has anyone with similar circumstances had any success with embarking on this route.

Thanks & Appreciated.

bobbysmommy6707 · Aug 9, 2009, 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by dragonfly14

my son just turned three in january. he is a sweet, lovable, funny, active little boy. all of his developmental milestones have been right on, with the exception of his speech. as i said, he just turned three, and he only has 2 words that are actually "words". his mouth goes non-stop, but it's mostly jibber jabber. he has had 2 hearing tests, both which showed normal results. he understands everything that is said to him, or asked of him. he listens very well, and co-operates with simple requests. why isn't he talking??? he is currently getting "help" from a speech language pathologist, however the progress is minimal. any ideas? comments? similar situations? thanks.

My son just turned two in June and he still isn't talking. He seems to understand us as he will go get things we ask him to get, he'l clap when we say clap and also stomp if we say to and so forth. He does say the occasional mom but doesn't say it consistently. I just order my baby can read in hopes that it will help him, I watched a lot of good success stories! I will let you know how it worked.

chewsl990 · Dec 3, 2009, 09:34 PM

Has he starts talking now? If yes, what have you done to make him talk? My son is 3 years old now and he is currently very much likely as what you mentioned above about your son. I am seeking for help and hopefully you may help me if you have succeeded.