when will my son start teathing?
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your son can start teething anytime from 2 months old up to past 1 year old. beware of teeth that come in while still nursing, beware of runny noses, coughs that sound liquidy, and really beware of diarrhea-all signs of teeth coming in-or on their way!! regardless of when he starts teething, love him like nothing else in this world and just wipe off his drooly face, and  kiss him again~~~from one who knows!!!now a gramma-and doin it all over again!
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How old is your son?and if he younger than 13,I think you should wait until he is old enough to understand.
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http://www.gnanadeepam.org/default.asp\nhttp://www.hindu.com/2005/12/26/stories/2005122616520400.htm\nActually a child who exhibits mild retardation at this age, especially a boy, can surprise you and grow up to be a fully functional contributor to society.  What ever he enjoys and wants to do he can study and prepare.  And it looks like your area is preparing for his future as well.  They even have a disabilities act.  Do not count your son out yet.  He may surprise you.
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Have him to take care of business prior to you guys starting.  That will get the initial out of the way and he should last longer.
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YOur question requires a much more complex answer than can be given in this format.  \n\nIf you check the links I've attached they will give you detailed information on language, speech and communicaton development beginning at six months of age.\n\nI hope this information is helpful to you.
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DON'T WAIT UNTIL HE STARTS SCHOOL!\n\nEarly intervention is key in cases of Autism Spectrum Disorders and Nonverbal Learning Disorder, and delayed speech.\n\nPlease ask her to take the following steps immediately:\n\nFind a pediatrician that specializes in children with developmental disabilities.\n\nContact the school system for a complete evaluation (this is free, and could have been before the child trained 3!).\n\nThe school system will choose a team of professionals to evaluate the child, including, but not limited to a speech therapist, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, a school adjustment counselor, a school psychologist, a teacher and an expert in special education.  His parents  will be part of the team, and they may bring any experts they so choose to the team meetings.\n\nThe child's new pediatrician will submit a recommendation for the services the child needs.  The child may require an independent evaluation by additional specialists (pediatric neurologist, etc. to develop a treatment plan.\n\nMake sure that the team adopts the recommendations of his pediatrician and specialists in their entirety; appeal the team's decision, if necessary.\n\nThe team will develop an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) that specifies the services to be provided and the frequency of the provision, as well as the modifications that will be made to "regular" education to accommodate him.\n\nHis parents have the right to accept or reject the IEP, in whole or in part, and appeal same, in whole or in part.  If they choose to appeal and another, independent evaluation is required, the school must pay for the evaluation.\n\nThe school system is required BY LAW to provide early intervention services beginning at age 3, so he will probably begin in a special program, immediately.\n\nThis is a very complex subject not easily dealt with in this forum, however the above is a start.  DON'T WAIT!
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your son should come first and your husband should be willing to adapt.Perhaps have a round table discussion with everyone about priviledges that your son is entitled to because of his age and also some priviliedges that he can earn by doing chores would be helpful. That way everyone knows what is expected of them. At the age of 18 he should be entitled to a few things but because he is still at home earning some bonus priviledges isnt a bad idea either
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If he's all you have, I'd say, wait until the last moment to see if he starts. But if you have someone else, I'd start them. Mostly because, even if he starts, he probably won't be at fulll strength.
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TRUST ME waiting is worth it ---tell him on the night of the wadding he can have as much as he wants and only then..your are still very young..
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If your son has his first child at the age 20 you will be about 46.
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Boy ~ is a young male.
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We have one this age.  There is a distinct possibility that he won't get it until it actually happens, that is, on the first day of kindergarten.  When mine saw all the toys and crayons and kids, and especially that huge playground, it was all over.\n\nIn the meantime, enjoy the time you have with him at home.  You'll soon miss it.  Best of luck to you.  :)
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yeah you should talk to him. just start by saying"so you coming to my sons birthday paty?" and just go from there. it wont be so bad!!!Good luck!!!!:)
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my sons health and happiness
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My son is almost 11 and he still believes. As long as your son believes and you keep that alive then why should have you have to tell him. Yeah, kids will probably tell him there is no such thing, just like they have done with my son, but he has never not believed and he tells them that they should open their hearts and minds. Good luck and remember let him be a kid as long as you can. They grow up too fast as it is. Happy holidays!
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About 6-7 months along
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Oh yes easy peasy :) when do I start?