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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 150344" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>This is just my opinion, but if everything else is developmentally on track, I wouldn't be overly concerned about the selective listening at preschool and toy dropping at this point. He's only 2 and there's going to be a lot of variation in behaviors, including responses to different people and play preferences. Two suggestions though: continue to observe the speech and if it continues to cause problems in the preschool realm get him checked out by a speech pathologist and/or consider it might not be the best fit preschool for him. Also, if mom continues to be concerned, it's definitely worth mentioning to your son's healthcare provider. I'm a big believer in mom's picking up on subtle things that others might not see--it's prudent to listen to mommy radar, especially if she's not otherwise a paranoid type.</p><p> </p><p>If you see any other major changes that persist in the areas I've listed, those should be noted as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 150344, member: 701"] This is just my opinion, but if everything else is developmentally on track, I wouldn't be overly concerned about the selective listening at preschool and toy dropping at this point. He's only 2 and there's going to be a lot of variation in behaviors, including responses to different people and play preferences. Two suggestions though: continue to observe the speech and if it continues to cause problems in the preschool realm get him checked out by a speech pathologist and/or consider it might not be the best fit preschool for him. Also, if mom continues to be concerned, it's definitely worth mentioning to your son's healthcare provider. I'm a big believer in mom's picking up on subtle things that others might not see--it's prudent to listen to mommy radar, especially if she's not otherwise a paranoid type. If you see any other major changes that persist in the areas I've listed, those should be noted as well. [/QUOTE]
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