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Title: The Late Talker: What to Do If Your Child Isn't Talking Yet
by Marilyn C. Agin, Lisa F. Geng, Malcolm J. Nicholl
ISBN: 0-312-28754-2
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Pub. Date: 01 April, 2003
Format: Hardcover
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $23.95
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Average Customer Rating: 4.79 (29 reviews)

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Rating: 5
Summary: The Late Talker is WONDERFUL!!
Comment: Thank you, thank you, thank you to the authors of "The Late Talker"! This book is a very well written, easy to understand guide for parents who are concerned about their childs speech development. This book offers parents the background, guidance, and support needed to make informed decisions regarding a child's speech development. It addresses issues such as when and how to ask for help for their late talker and included is a complete and informative overview of normal speech development vs.symptoms of speech delay and possible speech disorder. The book also gives advice on how to deal with the frustrations of a speech disordered child as well as the parents' emotional ride through the whole process...something I can relate to as well as many many parents that are going through simular circumstances. Co-author, Lisa Geng, has expressed in this book many of the thoughts and feelings that parents of late talkers have had but have never been able to explain to anyone in words.

As a mother of a late talker diagnosed with severe apraxia and President/Co-Founder of the VOICES Association, I recommend this book wholeheartedly, both as an interesting read and an invaluable resource for parents who are starting their journey towards evaluating, diagnosing and treating their child's [possible] speech disorder. Because of this book, parents will be equipt with the knoweledge to be effective advocates for their late talker.

Tamara Hill

Rating: 5
Summary: wow!
Comment: Late Talker Book Review

I highly recommend this book. It is a must have for any parent or persons who work with children, including child care providers, foster care/adoption agencies. It is an excellent resource and very easy to read, and informative. It also explains the differences and definitions of speech disorders, Individual Education Programs and insurance coverage codes. When you have children you never know what you will get.As a parent of two special needs children one diagnosed with apraxia/adhd,the other with pdd- a high functioning form of autism.This book also helps you overcome some hurdles that you might have come across. I wouldn't be surprised once more people know about it, that it goes on the best seller list!I run a support group for parents/professionals under speechville.com website under NJ(please contact me if you have questions)Thank you Lisa, Dr.Agin, and others for helping make this book a reality and a great resource for parents and professionals!

Jeanne Buesser

Rating: 5
Summary: Can't recommend high enough
Comment: I was so tired of hearing my son was just a late talker. I wasn't worried, but I had questions and wanted to know what I could do to help my child. Why is he not talking yet? Does he need therapy? As a father I absolutely loved this book. It's cram packed with information on how to work with my son to help him. The chapters are broken down by topic ie: therapy, things to do at home to help, etc.

Simply put this is a must read for any parent of a child who has a speech problem. Best book and only book I've found so far that gives specifics on how and why your child may have a speech delay from an easy to understand parent/professional point of view.

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