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11 Cards in this Set
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Babbling
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12-18 months
Canonical syllables resonant vowels consonant like segment normal phonatory characteristics adult like timing |
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Early babbling
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End of first 6 months
reduplicated forms CV syllables mamama |
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Later Babbling
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End of second 6 months.
reduplicated utterances and and increased variegated forms bagama |
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18 Months
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About 20-50 words
Stops glides and nasals |
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Cleft palate baby learning
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Have abberant structures. Highly practiced patterns become integrated into children developing deverloping representational phonology
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Babies with unrepaired cleft palate
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Later onset of canonical babbling
less babbling babble without oral pressure build up substitute nasals Restricted consonant inventory nasals, glides and glottal fricative (h) |
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Cleft palate child catch up at what age?
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Around 2.5-3 years old
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After inital palatal closure?
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Normal period of breif regression in speech development
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Clinical Evaluation
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1. Intraoral (fistula? If so impact?)
2. Document speech sound inventory 3. Note any persisting or emerging CMAs and to initiation early speech intervention when necessary 4. Assess stimulability of intraoral pressure buildup as weel as early developing sounds requiring oral pressures |
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Otitis Media with Effusion
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OME- Cleft palate babies are Chronic sufferers
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Ear infection treatments
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Antibiotics
Pressure Equalization tubes (usually inserted at the time of initial repair) Audiologic testing |
