Guest guest Posted June 4, 2006 Report Share Posted June 4, 2006 Hi My twins could never (and still can't to some degree) keep up with the words to a fast song.... when they were 3 in preschool hand. and at the Xmas concert when Rudolph was the song the words were way too fast for their mouths to make them..they would move their lips to make it look like they could do it....they knew the words but could not possibly sing it that fast. We did have that CD (forget name) that slows the songs down but honestly they didn't like it.... They do belt out songs and like to stand on the fireplace hearth and have competitions singing like God Bless America where you have to hold the notes and your voice " wiggles " (thank God I didn't decide to teach music....15 years of piano...can only sing in car..lol)...They are 8 but listen to music that their 10 and 12 year old brothers listen to...I try to listen without them knowing...and I still can tell that they cannot keep up with the words all of the time....just like the whole making Communion and saying the prayers quickly.... Funny though, they certainly can talk, yell, scream their words quite rapidly without hesitation.....and I'd say the one twin really speaks too fast....maybe that's to cover up any artic probs??? Hope the singing bit is part of the apraxia???? Any one else have older kids do the same??? It makes sense to me as they know what words are coming up so are anticipating how to make the sounds correctly whereas when they speak and if they cannot say a word they can substitute it for something else....???? kathy NJ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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