Monday, January 04, 2010

Devolution In Progress

Children reaching age 3 without being able to say a word, survey finds

"Children are reaching the age of 3 without being able to say a word, according to a survey that also found boys are almost twice as likely to struggle to learn to speak as girls.
The average age for a baby to speak their first word is 10 to 11 months. However, a significant minority (4 per cent) of parents reported that their child said nothing until they were 3.
Toddlers between the ages of 2 and 3 should be able to use up to 300 words, including adjectives, and be able to link words together, according to I CAN, the children’s communication charity. Late speech development can lead to problems, such as low achievement at school or mental health problems."

Fluoride? The electromagnetic soup? Drugs while pregnant?

Or is it just indigo kids absolutely speechless at what they've found?

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