is CUP.
I will take "up" or "jus" or "meelk."
Just not "ahhhhheeehhhhhaaaa"
Twins typically run a higher risk of needing speech therapy. Boy twins run even a higher risk of needing therapy. Ever since I read this right about the time they were born, I have been very observant and concerned about their speech development. (Well, really I have been concerned about all the stats since we were born a little petite...) Each time we visit the Dr. I ask about it.
This time we went for a visit he was finally concerned.He suggested we start with the really familiar words from day to day life starting with cup. I think next week we will choose a word with b,d,m,-earlier developed sounds.
So for the next few months we will continue Mommy's Language Lab. If things are still progressing at this speed we will begin therapy at 2. After many years in the education world, I know how important this is to their academic and social success. We will continue to be very proactive in our interventions and patient for the right time for these words to start flowing.
CUP MUCH?
* We have pics of their cups taped up around the house*
*Cups are integrated in all of our "centers." I hid them in the playroom, SOLO cups in the sand table and Bathtub, ect. *
*Lots of discussion of Mommy's cup, Daddy's cup, Dylan's cup, Brody's cup...*
*A special treat of Hot Wheels when the word is spoken!*
*Lots of playtime with our Big Kid friends!*
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Most importantly, they were made in HIS IMAGE


and are absolutely PERFECT in my eyes!



























But as the saying goes...





