Is it possible for God to speak to you audibly?

God may sometimes speak audibly to people. It is highly doubtful, though, that this occurs as often as some people claim it does. Again, even in the Bible, God speaking audibly is the exception, not the ordinary.

What does it mean when your child can’t talk?

A delay means there’s just a problem with the rate of development. Skills are coming in as expected, but it’s just slower than when other children acquire the milestones. Most of the time (unless a professional is misusing terminology) a “delay” implies that there’s a reasonable expectation that a child can “catch up.”

Do you have to answer a rhetorical question?

Though a rhetorical question does not require a direct answer, in many cases it may be intended to start a discussion or at least draw an acknowledgement that the listener understands the intended message.

When does speech become a problem for a child?

All of these processes are common in typically developing children as well. It becomes a problem when a child is not maturing in their patterns of production when most other children are. For example, final consonant deletion (leaving off ending consonant sounds in words) typically disappears between two and one-half to three years of age.

Why is my son not talking to me?

The real issue is that you’ve asked a closed-ended question. Closed-ended questions are also dead-end questions. There’s no way of building a flowing conversation because the responses just lead to more questions which may be annoying to your son.

What are some good questions to ask your son?

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What’s the best way to get my son to talk?

Here are ten simple tips to get your son talking. 1. Ask open-ended questions. If you ask your son how was his day at school, the likely response will be “Fine” or “Good”. Unless something earth-shattering happened, you won’t get more from him. The real issue is that you’ve asked a closed-ended question.

When do you speak up about an issue?

So, before speaking up with your idea or suggestion, take some time to consider whether or not this is even something you should be involved in. If it’s an issue that directly affects you or your team?