If your child has any of the following difficulties, speech language therapy is likely to help.

• Not smiling or interacting with others

• Not reacting to sudden noise by 3 – 4 months

• Not babbling by 4 – 10 months

• Not Pointing or making only few sounds or gestures by 7 – 12 months

• Not understanding what others say 7 months – 2 years

• Saying only a few words by 12 – 18 months

• Not putting words together by 2 years.

• Not being able to answer simple questions

• Struggling to play and talk with other children by 2 – 3 years

• Repeating sounds, words or phrases while talking

• Not producing speech sounds accurately

• Not being able to tell a short story by the age of 4 years

• Confusing between letters in reading and/or writing