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Topic	Question for parents with kids (5 years and older)
ToteAll 05/13/24 2:35:36 PM #9:	ai123 posted... I wouldn't jump to conclusions, because kids can learn over very different time spans and it's all perfectly normal. Indeed, there's a lot of variations, but there's also cutoffs, and TC is decribing clear red flags. ai123 posted... Does the kid manage to communicate regardless? (Some are more physically demonstrative, others have siblings who 'help' them so this). If the parents are concerned they should see a professional. Preferably without having any preconceptions. If they are unconcerned other family members should empathetically interject and help them seek a medical evaluation. <cite>ToteAll posted [p:980376091] in Question f... [t:80768406]...</cite> <quote>ai123 posted... </cite><quote>I wouldn't jump to conclusions, because kids can learn over very different time spans and it's all perfectly normal.</quote>Indeed, there's a lot of variations, but there's also cutoffs, and TC is decribing clear red flags.ai123 posted... </cite><quote>Does the kid manage to communicate regardless? (Some are more physically demonstrative, others have siblings who 'help' them so this).If the parents are concerned they should see a professional. Preferably without having any preconceptions.</quote>If they are unconcerned other family members should empathetically interject and help them seek a medical evaluation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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