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Speech, language and communication
About speech, language and communication
Support offer
Training resources for speech, language and communication
Speech, language and communication referral pathway
Local support and guidance
National support and guidance
Information and resources to support your child's communication development
Books and stories to share together
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Parents/Carers Survey for Speech Language and Communication Pathway
Your questions answered
Will watching television affect my child's language development?
Is it alright to give my baby a dummy?
My child is shy. The Nursery staff say she hardly talks at all, although she chatters away at home
No one outside the family can understand my child's speech
My 3 year old doesn't listen. When I ask her to do something she ignores me
My child only uses single words to communicate. How can I encourage her to link words together to make small phrases?
My three year old gets really frustrated when we play together and he ends up throwing things at me
I’ve been advised to use gestures and signs with my two and half year old. Won’t this make him lazy and less able to talk?
My child sometimes says words incorrectly. Should I correct them or ignore it?
My child only points to things, he doesn`t ever ask for things by name. What should I do?
Why is it good to be bi-lingual?
How can we support a child from another country who has just joined our setting?
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