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Green signs : Your child is learning new words each month They use gestures, eye contact, and shared attention (like pointing to show you something) They understand more than they can say They get frustrated sometimes, but can usually communicate needs Yellow signs (consider an assessment if they persist): Limited words for age, or slow vocabulary growth Speech is hard for people outside the family to understand Frequent guessing games at daycare or school They avoid talking or let siblings speak for them Red signs (strong reason to seek help now): By 12 months: no babbling, no gestures, or not responding to sounds/voices By 18 months: very few words and limited attempts to communicate By 2 years: not combining words, or understanding seems limited Any age: sudden loss of speech/language skills Strong frustration, frequent meltdowns tied to communication Stuttering that lasts more than a few months, gets worse, or causes distress If youre unsure where your child fits, an assessment can replace worry with a clear plan

According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, at least 75% of those diagnosed at 50 or older are tobacco users