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Speech: Jack is on the late side of his speech development, but still not completely out of range at this point. Getting a hearing evaluation is a first step in speech evaluation, because it can rule out something very quickly—if your child isn't hearing clearly they won't speak as well, and if you find out there is a hearing issue, that would be addressed before you tackle any speech problems. —flaggirl73 Read More

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