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according to the ARD meeting he is "severely delayed" and is "slow" to catch up. they told me kids his age has a vocabulary of around 1200. My son has a little more than 3 dozen. I would love to talk to someone with a lot of experience with dhh kids. I'm going to see the AVT tomorrow. Maybe...

That isn't the case here. I've learned to do the ling test from sitting behind him. I've added the b,d, and g sound just to see if he would make the sounds. Before he was not responding to the "s" sound but this past week I noticed that he is responding to it. Not sure if it has anything to...

He hears "s", I think. Today he said "kirkle" for "circle". So he must have heard the "s" for him to be substituting the "k" for the "s" right?

Yesterday I went to my son's ARD/IEP and was constantly told his speech progression has been "slow". The panel of about 7 (not including me) all agree that his progress isn't what the expected. I wonder if there's anyone out there with kids that has moderate to severe (borderline profound)...

I know he hears the difference because I say the "b", the "d", and the "g" seperatly. He repeats EVERYTHING right now. He's never gets them mixed up. Everytime I say "b" he makes the "d" sound. Everytime I make the "d" sound he makes the "g" sound. it's the "d" and "g" that I'm not sure...

In his IEP it states he needs to count to 10, recognize and vocalize at least 10 letters of the alphabet, recognize and vocalize his color and shapes, have at least 100 word vocabulary by the end of the next school year.

LOL!! He's 3. I don't think he'll need a bluetooth just yet :giggle:

This is the 1 his teacher uses so I wanted to be consistent with what the school is doing, not to confuse him Watch Video Visual Phonics by Anita Part two Teaching Development at blinkx

He can differentiate between "b" and "d" for sure. Because he does the "backing" like you said. He says "d" for "b" and "g" for "d". I’m not sure if he can differentiate between "d" and "g" because he makes the same "g" sound for both. So yes he hears the difference just not making the right...

This helps!! Any suggestions on how I can get him to put his mouth together to make the "b" sound? I've tried pinching his lips together and getting to blow to make the "b" sound but he isn't getting it. He thinks it's a game and just starts to laugh. Or any suggestions on how to get him...

Yes!! That's why I asked if this is normal. It seems his teacher keep telling me that by now she would expect him to say so much more. If he's only been hearing for 6 months do you expect him to have good speech and have at least 100 word vocabulary. I feel he's doing a GREAT job taking...

My son’s hearing aids is giving him 25-30db meaning he’s hearing within the speech banana. So CI isn’t an option for him right now. The AuD believes he might be hearing better but is not responding by dropping the bear in the bucket unless he’s certain he hears something. To be totally...

[FONT=Times New Roman][SIZE=3]I don’t believe he has CAPD. He’s only had his hearing aids for about 6 months. He’s super smart and has no problems following directions. He’s starting to follow 2 commends. Like throw this away then come sit next to me. So I don’t believe he has anything else...

I’ve been told AVT really help them to tune in on their listening skills. Plus his old SLP just moved. His new SLP seems so young and doesn’t seem to know how to deal with my son. She’s been with the company for 3 years but on our 1st session she seems to be yelling at him. I had to ask her to...

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Thank you everyone for responding. Thanks AlleyCat. When did you start to speak clearly, may I ask? We do sign (I’m learning and sign as many as I know which is only a little more than 100 words) and use visual cues with him. His teacher suggested giving him visual cues...

Thanks marcyp06. He never really talked (his brother with no hearing loss didn't talk until he was 3) or babble much. He did say "mama" around 12 months and maybe "go" around 16 months. Didn't notice he stopped saying stuff. Until he was around 2, got worried around 2 1/2 set up for...

Hi, I wonder if anyone wearing this has the same issue as my 3 year old son. He's currently wearing the Phonak Naida V SP BTE if that makes a difference. When I say "buh" he would say "duh". When I say "duh" he would say "guh". When I say "guh" he would say "guh". I guess my question is...