We have stopped giving him what he asks for when he signs for something and have demanded that he also have a good try at saying the word/sentence also. This seems to have paid off because in the last couple of weeks he has started using multi-word sentences and in the last couple of days his pronunciation has improved a lot. He is even occasionally letting a "t" slip out.
And here are some updated photos...




3 comments:
Glad to hear of the improvements in his speech. Whatever works!
Love the pictures, too. He is really growing up.
Hi, i've been following your blog since a week ago or so. Your story is giving me the strengh i need to go ahead with my little baby. The doctor says that probably our little Ariadna is in Charge's Syndrome. We are waiting for the genetist results to confirm. So i just want to say thank you, you're so strong and you're giving strengh to each other by writing your story in this blog. So, Thank you.
Raphael is soooo cute :)
Hi Paul, Annie and Raphael, it is great to see what a great little man Raphael is, fantastic photos. I have just left the Royal in order to get a break from medicine which I dearly need. My energy containers got empty and I would like to refill them before I am able to give more again. It was a great pleasure to be involved in Raphaels care. He has the most dedicated parents. Keep going, kind regards Anita Cornelius
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