Karl Said:

worried about my 15 months old lack speech?

We Answered:

By one your child should be saying a handful of words, now does that mean every child will be at that stage no and that doesn't mean there is something wrong with them either. Every child develops differently, my suggestion is to go online and look up baby sign language. Start off slow teach your daughter a simple sign like more when she wants more juice or something. As you show her the sign say the word. At first help her take her hands in yours and teach her how to do it. Belive me it works I worked in early intervention and I have seen it work first hand. I also did it with my son who was not talking much. I would teach her a sign every couple days and soon she will do the sign but also she will be learning the words and she will combine the sign and the word and then graduate to just saying the word.

Gregory Said:

Attention:physical, occupational, and speech therapist?

We Answered:

if you aren't a social person who LOVES being around new people than any of the above career choices are NOT for you. Heavy lifting and transfers are a requirement for occupational and physical therapy, so maybe you should consider something in the business filed?

Randy Said:

Can my child's Autism be Einstein's syndrome?

We Answered:

Well, I didn't know what it was until I looked it up.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_sy…

He definitely has the same symptoms of it.
I think it's a major possibility.

Talk to your doctor.

Ashley Said:

before to travel I need know some things please help me Im from colombia?

We Answered:

Wouldn't it be better if you asked your question in Spanish?

Anyway, here are some contacts that may be useful for you:

TeducAustralia: 742 38 78, 214 61 05 (Bogotá), 311 854 17 20, Calle 116 No. 19 - 41 Of. 102, rmedina@teducaustralia.com, www.teducaustralia.com

Counseling on International Education: 622 38 46, 622 42 51 (Bogotá), eusse@cei.com.co, www.cei.com.co, Cra 13 No. 94 A - 25 Of. 303

T&T: 310 77 26 Ext. 111 (Bogotá), Carrera 12 No. 78 - 09, www.tyt.edu.co, agarzon@tyt.edu.co

They could give you much more detailed answers than I could, but anyway:

1. Very necessary - though it's not the only accepted test (you can use TOEFL as well).
2. I don't understand the question. The translator you used makes little sense.
3. Depends on the university and programme.
4. Ditto.

Lester Said:

Is my dad Jealous or what is happening?

We Answered:

It doesn't sound like he's jealous. The things he said and did aren't nice, but people who care for others who are ill or disabled like you are get frustrated and tired. It's very hard on those closest because so much of the help needed falls to them. They feel responsible and want to help, but it's very tiring. Try not to be too annoyed with him. Sounds like he's got a lot going on besides helping you and all.

Sometimes you can find help by calling and asking health care providers if they know of any reputable organizations and/or reputable people that help others who are in similar circumstances as yourself. Also, your local churches may have groups that help people like yourself. See if you can find others to help you to ease some of the responsiblities you look for from your dad. That may help him be less annoying to you.

Good luck.

Adrian Said:

Australian students! I want to study abroad...?

We Answered:

sydney is the biggest and best Melbourne is horrible
further north you go warmer it gets
sydney is like san francisco weather so there isn't a bad season
if you study in say cairns it would be 30 plus all year round and very humid

all universities are state approved and most are government owned
do goohle your course and email about the unis you want to go to and i will tell you