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Assessing Nonverbal and Minimally Verbal Children - Child Mind Institute
When a young child is nonverbal or speaking fewer words than expected according to developmental milestones, parents want to find out why. Will they eventually learn to talk on their own or could they struggle to speak throughout their life? Is this part of the range of typical development or a sign of something serious? Some children might have autism spectrum disorder, intellectual developmental disorder, language disorder, speech-sound disord…
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