Linguistic and Auditory Milestones During the First Two Years of Life

Arnold J. Capute · Pasquale Accardo

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Although language is recognized as one of the best predictors of development, the lack of a simple evaluation tool has contributed to the general pediatrician's unfamiliarity with linguistic milestones. Here described is a 32-item instrument for the recording and assessment by the practicing pediatrician of language milestones during the first two years of life.

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