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    #58632 10/18/09 08:55 PM
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    The last time I posted, my son was 18 months and there was some concern about his word loss being a sign of autism. When we went to his 18 mo. check-up there was a check list screen for autism and the doctor believed that he was not autistic. I was relieved at that time. I am now convinced that my son is not autistic. Since that time my son has blossomed in his vocabulary. He's speaking somewhere in the neighborhood of 400-500 words. He says short sentences and reads around 6 word sentences aloud. The words I thought he had lost have come back plus many, many, many more. He still has a great since of humor. He loves to make us laugh and he loves to be tickled. He is very playful and fun to be around.

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    Yay!

    You know, sometimes they just have other things to do. Especially near a growth spurt, kids (any kid, not just a GT one) can backtrack some in other areas. Maybe that's what happened?


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    Originally Posted by AnnaC
    He ... reads around 6 word sentences aloud.

    Wow!

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    Wow that's great to hear! Maybe he was too busy learning to speak much smile


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