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Why talking to very young children with ASD matters

Why talking to very young children with ASD matters

by Kathleen Hornery | Jul 22, 2020 | Autism, Learning, Support

A new study [1] has identified that very young children (under two) who hear more words and have back and forth conversations with their parent tend to have better language skills at the age two. While it has been well documented that talking to young children makes a...

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