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What age did your child learn the alphabet, numbers up to 100? My son knows a lot of information for 4 yrs old. Last night I quizzed him on numbers 1-100 and he pointed to everyone I asked. He’s non verbal so all he can do is point.
He’s been doing more English lately kinda graduating from jargon. He also knows all the shapes too!
He also has an aac device and if I asked him about anything he would show me.

He’s kinda young but I’m literally thinking about introducing math soon. Basic addition.
We do ABA and he’s past matching and all that, he’s working on tracing.

he’s my little smarty pants lol

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3 for my little

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My nephew learned it quick. Ask your therapist if he could be HYPER-Lexic.
It’s where numberS, letters and patterns are easier to recognize.

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Early . She's non verbal and 4. At 2 years old one day in the tub she randomly sang her ABCs and counted to 20, I thought she just memorized it but I tested it and she can say letters out of order and numbers too. Now she can count to 30, then by 100s up to 1000 and count backwards 20 down to 0. She also sings a lot of songs but won't use any word to communicate lol

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4 she’s 6 now. But also extremely verbal.

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