speech and language evaluation

When Should You Seek an Evaluation?

It is advisable to seek an evaluation if there are noticeable delays in speech and language milestones, such as:
- Not babbling by 12 months
- Not saying first words by 18 months
- Not combining words by 24 months
Early detection and intervention are key to addressing speech and language issues effectively.

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