Vocal regression

[Guest guest]

Hi -

My daughter was making steady progress regarding becoming more

vocal. It seems that when I introduced TMG (a year ago July) it

really made a difference. And every time I reintroduced it (off due

to illness, etc.), it made a difference. However, her vocalizations

have really deteriorated. She is very quiet. The last time I re-

intorduced TMG (after she was sick in the hospital), it was the first

time that it didn't make a difference.

She is making progress in other areas (wanting affection, watching

others, stomach, etc.). Any thoughts as to why her voalizations

would disappear?

Thanks.

Lainie

[Guest guest]

Hi

My sons vocalizations greatly decreased at around 13/14 months.

Turns out that espite NO known ear infectins, he had fluid build up

in both ears and needed tubes. Fluid in the ears is NOT always

visual to the eye. I would go to an ENT and get a tympanogram. It

is not painful and very quick. No one can pick up language if they

are not hearing it right!

Good luck

Kathleen

Mom to (early 4) and (19 months)

>

> Hi -

>

> My daughter was making steady progress regarding becoming more

> vocal. It seems that when I introduced TMG (a year ago July) it

> really made a difference. And every time I reintroduced it (off

due

> to illness, etc.), it made a difference. However, her

vocalizations

> have really deteriorated. She is very quiet. The last time I re-

> intorduced TMG (after she was sick in the hospital), it was the

first

> time that it didn't make a difference.

> She is making progress in other areas (wanting affection, watching

> others, stomach, etc.). Any thoughts as to why her voalizations

> would disappear?

>

> Thanks.

> Lainie