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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ei aren't going to provide everything a child needs, however at that age its fine. If it is just an expressive disorder, I would not be as concerned as a receptive or apraxia. We always did private only. At 3, U of MD has a speech specific preschool called LEAP. They have changed directors a few times since we were there so I cannot speak to how it is now. It greatly helped my child and he was able to successfully transition with no issues to another school. I never found much speech specific outside the school system, LEAP and our private therapist. Several of the speech agencies have private camps but they are very costly compared to U of MD and hit or miss depending on the staff and kids that year. We decided it was not worth it due to cost. [/quote] EI uses apraxia as code for pretty much all speech delays. Receptive issues aren't the end all be all and since most of these kids haven't been to developmental pediatricians, a lot of people don't know what issues their kids have b/c EI doesn't diagnose. If people can swing it financially and from a time perspective, then private speech helps b/c early intervention is critical.[/quote] Never heard of any of that.[/quote]
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