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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 254356" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Hi Linda, welcome.</p><p>You've gotten some great ideas and input here.</p><p>My son, although he could speak, screamed and pointed a LOT when he was little. I'm not sure exactly when it stopped, but I was totally worn out. In addition, his scream was not a normal scream. It was extremely high pitiched and wailing and irritating. I don't hear many like that!</p><p>Now that he talks, it is SO much easier! </p><p>So, I would work on rewarding her for using words. What does she like? Stickers? Candy? I'm all into bribes. (Bad Mom!) </p><p>Also, you've got to be consistent. That's one place where we had, and still have issues. If something doesn't work once, don't give up. It make take wks or months.</p><p>Glad you found us!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 254356, member: 3419"] Hi Linda, welcome. You've gotten some great ideas and input here. My son, although he could speak, screamed and pointed a LOT when he was little. I'm not sure exactly when it stopped, but I was totally worn out. In addition, his scream was not a normal scream. It was extremely high pitiched and wailing and irritating. I don't hear many like that! Now that he talks, it is SO much easier! So, I would work on rewarding her for using words. What does she like? Stickers? Candy? I'm all into bribes. (Bad Mom!) Also, you've got to be consistent. That's one place where we had, and still have issues. If something doesn't work once, don't give up. It make take wks or months. Glad you found us! [/QUOTE]
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