Relationship between enunciative signs of language acquisition and language assessment through the Bayley III scale at 24 months

ABSTRACT Purpose To analyze the correlation between results obtained on SEAL and Bayley III Scale compare babies with without delay in language acquisition at 24 months concerning performance by them their mothers from 3 to months. Methods The collection consists of 15-minute footages 45 aged old interaction mothers, who were assessed two trained speech therapists for use SEAL. At months, using item was selected classify delay. These statistically analyzed through a Pearson’s test Fisher's exact test. Results In average, eighteen signs typical development as we obtained, while mean 12 found. By comparing presence absence groups acquisition, eight baby one mother differed sample. analysis cases showed that maternal factor important infant understand babies’ functioning. Conclusion There significant outcome this