
“He’s Just a Late Talker” — Maybe. Here’s How to Actually Know.
What “late talker” actually means “Late talker” has a working definition. It generally describes a toddler between roughly 18 and 30 months who has notably
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What “late talker” actually means “Late talker” has a working definition. It generally describes a toddler between roughly 18 and 30 months who has notably

When a family calls our Garland clinic for the first time, they’ve usually been carrying the concern for a while. Somewhere between a grandparent’s comment

There’s a moment on almost every intake call our front desk takes. The parent has described what’s going on, we’ve found a time that works,

There’s a specific look parents get when sensory processing finally clicks for them. We see it in evaluations all the time. We’ll describe a pattern

A mom sat across from me at an evaluation last spring, worried sick because her three-year-old says “tat” for cat. Her mother-in-law had been in

Every August, we get a wave of phone calls at our Richardson clinic that all start about the same way. “She knows her letters, she