My Son 2, can sing , name things , abc , count to. 100 , only recently he started saying things that don’t really make sense , the whole entire time he would be quiet , in SOUTH AFRICA we don’t get a diagnosis until a child is 3 , we have started speech therapy ( been to 2 sessions ) your content has been really helpful I see some improvements
Agents of speech is really a germ channel to me. I wish he was in south africa, my kid got diagnosed at 2, at red cross children's hospital fortunately for me, and they helped me start with therapy immediately, just that i stooped for some time but we went back....but because of lack of resources and lack of understanding of this diagnoses in out country ..even by professionals is alarming sometimes if i am even say so especially in gauteng province, I'm.now in pretoria and I'm disappointed by the service they give us (they let inexperienced students work alone and rather ask u questions about the diagnosis) u just go for ideas and for the sake of it but it's really not helping, because they not doing anything to even try and understand my son, instead untill I did my own research and the help of mang. I've seen some improvements. He is 5 now a Bit behind, follows instructions well but have little language like +- 6 worss how, he try to communicate in his own way by hand pulling, points now for objects and or bring the objects to u to try and figure out what he wants, he greets and says goodbye all the time even to strangers it's as if he know his having fews words right how his excited to greet!.. also the obvious counts, sings, and abc's recently got diagnoses with adhd but I'm just not happy with public service and lact of schools when u don't have the coins for public health and private schools. I feel life the state can do better coz now his home because of a long list God knows how long it will take just for an educational therapist then on another list for school . It's said really!
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My Son 2, can sing , name things , abc , count to. 100 , only recently he started saying things that don’t really make sense , the whole entire time he would be quiet , in SOUTH AFRICA we don’t get a diagnosis until a child is 3 , we have started speech therapy ( been to 2 sessions ) your content has been really helpful I see some improvements
Agents of speech is really a germ channel to me. I wish he was in south africa, my kid got diagnosed at 2, at red cross children's hospital fortunately for me, and they helped me start with therapy immediately, just that i stooped for some time but we went back....but because of lack of resources and lack of understanding of this diagnoses in out country ..even by professionals is alarming sometimes if i am even say so especially in gauteng province, I'm.now in pretoria and I'm disappointed by the service they give us (they let inexperienced students work alone and rather ask u questions about the diagnosis) u just go for ideas and for the sake of it but it's really not helping, because they not doing anything to even try and understand my son, instead untill I did my own research and the help of mang. I've seen some improvements. He is 5 now a Bit behind, follows instructions well but have little language like +- 6 worss how, he try to communicate in his own way by hand pulling, points now for objects and or bring the objects to u to try and figure out what he wants, he greets and says goodbye all the time even to strangers it's as if he know his having fews words right how his excited to greet!.. also the obvious counts, sings, and abc's recently got diagnoses with adhd but I'm just not happy with public service and lact of schools when u don't have the coins for public health and private schools. I feel life the state can do better coz now his home because of a long list God knows how long it will take just for an educational therapist then on another list for school . It's said really!
Great to see another south african on this channel I think mang is good