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A study by WHO consultant Sophie Jullien on language and speech delays in children found that the average prevalence of isolated speech and language delays and disorders is around 6% among children between two and five years of age in the United States. Addressing speech delays among children is important to reduce their risk of developing learning and literacy disabilities, which include difficulties in reading and writing. This will also reduce their susceptibility to beh

Books can be a great tool for expanding your child's language. But, what if your child isn't interested in books, or can't sit long enough?