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Late talkers are typically children between 18 and 35 months who show delays in expressive and/or receptive language development without an identifiable medical cause. These children may use fewer words than expected, combine words later, or struggle to understand spoken language. While some late talkers catch up naturally, others require targeted support.
At Phoneme Abilities Development Center in Abu Dhabi, we emphasize early identification, as timely assessment and intervention significantly improve long-term communication outcomes.
Limited vocabulary (fewer than 50 words by age 2)
Limited word combinations
Difficulty expressing needs
Reduced understanding of spoken language
We conduct comprehensive, evidence-based speech and language assessments focusing on expressive language, receptive language, play skills, and early communication behaviors. Intervention programs target vocabulary growth, sentence development, comprehension, and parent-supported strategies to promote functional communication.
