Baby question

cubfanbudwoman susiequsie23 at sbcglobal.net
Mon Jan 31 13:43:09 UTC 2005


Chancie wrote:
> > > Hey Moms, and well Dads too for that matter, I was just 
> > > wondering if any of you could help me with something.  My 
> > > daughter is nearly 9 months old, and she still doesn't talk.  

Then annemehr replied:
> > Don't worry!

JenP said:
> I'd just take it all calmly, and do what you're doing now.  Read to
> her, talk to her, play with her - all the things I'm sure you're
> already doing.  And if you're still concerned after we all tell you
> not to worry (hehehe), then by all means, ask your pediatrician what
> he/she thinks you should do, and if he/she thinks you should get in
> touch with EI (Early Intervention) specialists early.
> 
> But mark my words... I'll bet in about 4 1/2 years when she's in
> Kindergarten (like my oldest!  How did that happen???), you'll be
> grateful for bedtime, because you'll finally get some peace and
> quiet. :)


SSSusan:
Another ditto from me!  Both my kids were early talkers and my son 
(6) *still* tends to talk non-stop, though my daughter (8 now) 
stopped talking so much once she taught herself to read.  But both my 
kids were very slow to crawl, walk & get teeth.  So I'll bet it's 
likely just another case of individual kids developing along their 
individual paths.  As JenP said, as long as you know her hearing is 
okay, I wouldn't sweat anything yet.

And JenP, what *I* really want to know is how my *youngest* got to be 
in kindergarten already!  Eeek!

Siriusly Snapey Susan









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