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	Speech delay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Speech delay refers to a delay in the development or use of the mechanisms that produce speech.
		Speech, as distinct from language, refers to the actual process of making sounds, using such organs and structures as the lungs, vocal cords, mouth, tongue, teeth, etc. Language delay refers to a delay in the development or use of the knowledge of language.
		Conversely, a child with a language delay typically has not yet had the opportunity to produce speech sounds, it is therefore likely to have a delay in speech as well.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Speech_delay (209 words)

	Speech Encyclopedia @ 216.92.11.22 () (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The purpose of speech can be to convey meaning or to increase social bonds between individuals and/or groups (it is often both).
		The success of a speech act depends on numerous factors, including the presence or absence of a variety of speech disorders, the ability of the speaker to express the intended message, and the ability and willingness of the audience to play the role of recipient.
		Speech is a composite of sciences (phonetics, anatomy, philosophy, psychology etc.) and therefore it is extremely hard to master the skill.
	216.92.11.22 /encyclopedia/Speech (666 words)

	Speech Delay - Keep Kids Healthy common problems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A speech delay can be caused from problems with the output of speech (anatomical problems with the vocal cords, etc.), the input of speech (hearing loss), or the processing of speech (mental retardation and developmental language disorders).
		The two main types of speech delay are expressive delays, which is the inability to generate speech, or receptive delays, the inability to decode or understand the speech of others.
		Things that don't cause speech delays are a child being 'tongue-tied,' being 'lazy,' having a lot of siblings that 'talk for him,' or living in a bilingual family.
	www.keepkidshealthy.com /welcome/conditions/speechdelay.html (1823 words)

	TWINS Message Board - Significant speech delay
		I think speech delay due to bottle drinking is more likely to happen if they are walikng around with their bottle.
		My ped mentioned that a reason for speech delay r/t bottles is because they use their tongue and a different type of sucking motion with a bottle vs a straw or sippy cup.
		She said that twin speech delays are often not the same warning signs that singleton speech delays are.
	www.twinsmagazine.com /vbulletin/printthread.php?t=25395 (2489 words)

	Screening for Speech and Language Delay in Preschool Children: Systematic Evidence Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Assessing children for speech and language delay and disorders can involve a number of approaches, although there is no uniformly accepted screening technique for use in the primary care setting. Milestones for speech and language development in young children are generally acknowledged.
		Concerns for delay arise if there are no verbalizations by the age of 1 year, if speech is not clear, or if speech or language is different from that of other children of the same age.
		Studies of techniques to assess speech and language were included if they focused on children aged 5 years and younger, could be applied to a primary care setting, used clearly defined measures, compared the screening technique to an acceptable reference standard, and reported data allowing calculation of sensitivity and specificity.
	www.ahcpr.gov /clinic/uspstf06/speech/speechrev.htm (3447 words)

	MotheringDotCommune Forums - speech delay? to young to tell?
		You've done your research on infant speech milestones, I assume, and you're expecting that she should be saying consonant sounds because that's what the milestone says-- between 6 and 8 months infants usually have a couple of consonant sounds to their vowel sounds.
		Second, the "delay" must be significant, as in she doesn't have a milestone that she should have had many months before.
		Expressive speech delays are really a different kind of developmental problem than other kinds of developmental delays, when they exist in isolation-- in part because the majority of them resolve before age 2, and the majority of those that aren't resolved by age 2 are resolved by age 3.
	www.mothering.com /discussions/printthread.php?t=273571 (3233 words)

	DeLay Pulls No Punches In Final Speech to House
		DeLay was one of the architects of the Republican revolution that seized control of Congress in 1994, and as GOP whip and then majority leader he was the architect of the money and power machine that helped Republicans keep control.
		DeLay has said he had no knowledge of Abramoff's misdeeds, although he famously described Abramoff as "one of my closest and dearest friends," and he has insisted that the Texas charges were the result of a Democratic plot to chase him out of office.
		DeLay did praise his liberal adversaries for their willingness to stand up and fight him; he reserved his harshest attacks for "the preening, self-styled statesman who elevates compromise to a first principle." He suggested that "had liberals not fought us tooth and nail," conservatives could have accomplished much more during his 22 years in Washington.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/06/08/AR2006060801342.html (1417 words)

	Appendiceal Colic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Speech is the production of understandable sounds whereas language is the underlying mental function including both expressive (speaking) and receptive (understanding) speech.
		The most common causes of speech dysfunction are hearing loss, developmental delay, and lack of verbal stimulation and communication disorders such as the autistic spectrum.
		An evaluation by a speech and language pathologist and possibly a developmental pediatrician or neurologist may be necessary depending on the nature of the speech delay.
	www.utoronto.ca /kids/speechdelay.html (268 words)

	Speech Delay
		DAS is a speech disorder that interferes with a child’s ability to correctly pronounce sounds, syllables, and words.
		There are very few speech sounds that the child can use automatically so he frequently uses a simple syllable (such as da) to stand for almost everything.
		Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder as a result of brain damage that may affect respiration, articulation, voice, and fluency.
	www.bayareaspeech.com /html/speech_delay.html (488 words)

	Speech Delay.com - Expert information on speech and language delays (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		From a baby's first cries and coos to the complex speech production of adults, we all need and desire to communicate with others.
		This website was created to help parents, caregivers, teachers, friends, therapists, and relatives of language/speech delayed children.
		We cover a variety of topics, with "talking tips" for adults; a speech forum to communicate with a speech-language and/or hearing expert, or peers; links to many other helpful sites, a sign language section with multiple common signs, and a "books/products" section if you choose to obtain further information/helpful products.
	www.speechdelay.com (255 words)

	USATODAY.com - DeLay avoids ethics controversy in NRA speech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		DeLay only briefly mentioned the ethics accusations, telling members of the gun-rights group that he appreciated their support.
		Some of DeLay's Republican colleagues have suggested in recent weeks that he resign as scrutiny builds over his overseas trips, political fund raising and his association with a lobbyist who is under federal investigation.
		DeLay has not been charged with any wrongdoing in any of the cases and has denied any legal or ethics violations.
	www.usatoday.com /news/washington/legislative/2005-04-17-delay-speech_x.htm (553 words)

	Speech - Facts, Information, and Encyclopedia Reference article
		Speech can be described as an act of producing voice through the use of the vocal cords or other means, such as sign language, to create linguistic acts in the form of language that communicate information from an initiator to a recipient.
		However, speech can also take place inside one's head, known as intrapersonal communication, for example, when one thinks or utters sounds of approval or disapproval.
		Thus, it is clear that speech has both expressive and receptive elements.
	www.startsurfing.com /encyclopedia/s/p/e/Speech.html (410 words)

	Speech Development
		One of the most important concerns a parent must have as a child develops is his or her speech patterns.
		Whether your child's delays in speech development are normal and age appropriate, or indicative of true speech development problems can only be diagnosed by your pediatrician or a speech therapist.
		Speech and language problems are often the earliest indicators of a learning disability.
	www.psparents.net /speech_development.htm (499 words)

	Your Child \| Speech and Language Delays and Disorders
		Speech is the sound that comes out of our mouths. When it cannot be understood, there is a problem. Speech problems, such as stuttering and mispronunciation can be very frustrating. Language has to do with meanings, rather than sounds. Language is a measure of intelligence and language delays are much more serious than speech problems.
		Mental retardation is a common cause of speech and language delay.
		Apraxia of speech is a specific speech disorder in which the child has difficulty in sequencing and executing speech movements.
	www.med.umich.edu /1libr/yourchild/speech.htm (1379 words)

	Apraxia (Dyspraxia) References
		Comments regarding the investigation of developmental apraxia of speech: response to Shriberg, Aram, and Kwiatkowski [letter; comment] J Speech Lang Hear Res 1998 Aug;41(4):958-63.
		Assessment of children with developmental apraxia of speech: a rationale.
		Unusual and subtle phonological behavior in the speech of phonologically disordered children.
	www.faughnan.com /apraxiarefs.html (779 words)

	Speech delay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A speech delay has to do with how a child is saying his or her sounds..
		He has a language delay with expressive being more delayed than receptive but I. tend not to go out of their way to deal with speech-delayed children..
		Although speech delays and problems are very common in preemies, you have every reason not to.
	www.abstractpaintingsite.com /speech+delay.html (312 words)

	Family Start Guide: How is CAS Different Than A Speech Delay? - Apraxia-KIDS
		A true developmental delay of speech is when the child is following the "typical" path of childhood speech development, although at a rate slower than normal.
		What is often seen in a child with apraxia of speech is a wide gap between their receptive language abilities and expressive abilities.
		This is an important factor and one indicator that the child may be experiencing more than "delayed" speech. In the case of such a mismatch in skills, the child should be evaluated for the presence of a specific speech disorder such as apraxia.
	www.apraxia-kids.org /site/c.chKMI0PIIsE/b.669141/k.A4B3/Family_Start_Guide__How_is_CAS_Different_Than_A_Speech_Delay.htm (260 words)

	child speech delay
		A child with speech delay has speech development that is...
		Speech therapists share their expert information for parents and teachers concerning speech language delays, ages, milestones, developmental delays, special ed and other learning disabilities.
		A discussion of the treatment of speech delay in children, risk factors and a listing of speech and language milestones.
	www.brand-new-products.com /therapy/therapysp1.html (608 words)

	Speech and Language Delay: What Does This Mean for My Child? -- familydoctor.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		If your child doesn't talk as much as most children of the same age, the problem may be speech delay.
		The way your doctor might treat your child depends on the cause of the speech delay.
		A speech and language pathologist might be helpful in making treatment plans.
	familydoctor.org /handouts/442.html (565 words)

	speech delay Resources
		A poll for parents of twins or parents of multiples to share the ages of their twins or multiples.
		If your child doesn't talk.....the same age, the problem may be speech delay.
		Your doctor may think.....your child has speech delay if he or she...
	www.instantspeakingsuccess.com /speech/directory/speech-delay.html (184 words)

	Speech Delay - information on articulation, voice disorders, language delays, developmental delays, learning ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		For some children, the cause may be related to general developmental delay, delayed cognitive development, genetic "predisposition", bad speech habits, or even unknown.
		These factors are common causes of speech problems, but not an exhaustive list.
		This will cause them to not hear all the sounds around them, and in speech which is critical for good speech development (you have to hear it correctly to imitate it!).
	www.speechdelay.com /testrosettarticulation.htm (504 words)

	Re: speech delay in 3 year old (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		> > Our mom is going to try to talk her into taking the child to a speech therapist > for an evaluation but my sister gets very defensive when anyone brings the > subject up as she thinks we are saying her child is dumb and that is not the > case at all.
		You know your sister best but it sounds to me that you might have to be frank with her.
		He went from no speech at two to being able to communicate normally with speech now as an adult.
	www.talkaboutparenting.com /group/misc.kids/messages/609133.html (287 words)

	speech delay, EI eval. upcoming, what to expect? - MotheringDotCommune Forums
		I have a 26 month old DS who is most likely speech delayed, or seems that way to me. At one year he was ahead but then after his last vaccinations and a couple of days of sluggishness, went through a phase for a couple of months with severe tantrumming and getting self destructive.
		The speech evaluation was about an hour, the therapist asked a LOT of questions, since my ds is nonverbal.
		The reason for my ds's delay (they speculated) was because he had numerous ear infections from 11-12 mos to a couple mos ago.
	www.mothering.com /discussions/showthread.php?t=322577 (2532 words)

	Screening for Speech and Language Delay in Preschool Children: Systematic Evidence Review (continued) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		There are many limitations of the literature relevant to screening for speech and language delay in preschool-aged children including lack of studies specific to screening as well as difficulties inherent in this area of research.
		Speech and language delay is defined by measurements on diagnostic instruments in terms of a position on a normal distribution. Measures and terminology are inconsistently used and there is no recognized gold standard.
		Future research should focus on determining optimal approaches of identifying preschool children with speech and language delay in primary care settings who would be appropriate candidates for further evaluations and possibly speech and language interventions.These approaches should be integrated into routine developmental surveillance practices of clinicians caring for children.
	www.ahcpr.gov /clinic/uspstf06/speech/speechrev2.htm (2691 words)

	BlueSuitMom.com: Health: Ask the Doctor -- Delay in Speech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Wax buildup is sometimes seen, however it is not a common cause of speech delay or problems unless it is a severe case that has been ongoing.
		Stuttering can occur as a part of normal speech development and is sometimes seen as a variant in the rapid progression of normal speech.
		These things are also very important in determining the cause of your daughter's speech delay.
	www.bluesuitmom.com /health/pediatrician/speech.html (475 words)

	Speech Delay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		My son is 3.10 years old and is speech delayed.
		Given the unusual situation your son has experienced during his formative time re: development of speech and language, he is doing quite well.
		We would expect there to be a little delay with a child who has had the history your son has had.
	www.medhelp.org /forums/ChildBehavior/messages/33152.html (541 words)

	Speech Development and Milestones - Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Don't let speech delay hold back your child's development.
		Detection of speech delay at any age can make learning to talk easier.
		Activity suggestions are courtesy of Laura Renfroe Christiensen, a Speech Pathologist working with children from birth to 18 months of age.
	www.blankees.com /baby/speech (72 words)

	Child Language Research Center
		The speech, language and reading achievement levels of a large sample of children between 8 and 12 years of age, who have moderate to severe hearing losses, and who use hearing aids will be examined.
		The same measures of speech, language, and reading in children with cochlear implants matched on age will be associated with performance of the hearing aid users to determine equivalent levels of audibility.
		Theories of speech and language development predict that earlier implantation should provide improved benefits for speech and language development, and also, that growth in speech and language development should be constrained as the child approaches adolescence.
	www.uiowa.edu /~clrc/html-pages/text-only.html (15280 words)

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