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[quote=Anonymous]My kid did not really talk till around 3 year old, and he was unintelligent. I was his translator. He did not have any problem playing with kids around his age or older even though he could not talk. He understood what other kid said, and they played happily chased after each other on the playground or parallel play with each other on toys. Older kids thought he was too young to talk or he did not speak English, and same age kids did not mind at all that he did not talk. My friend kids did not talk much around that age because they were bilingual or trilingual families, so no one was concerned of anything over kids not talking. My kid had problem talking back then, and I told him that every one in the world is unique in their own ways. Now my kid talks nonstop, like a chatterbox. If I were you, I will redirect my kids to play or do 1-2 activities altogether as a group under adult guidance without much kid talking involved on every visit.[/quote]
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