Tag Archives: speech and language delay When we first realized that my son Tucker has a speech and language delay, and that it may be autism, my heart broke a little bit. I had to grieve and let go of my Imaginary Tucker. The son that I’d imagined him to be. After that initial sadness and grief, I wanted answers. I […]  It melts me to watch Tucker’s focused concentration while playing with and launching his Blue Angels. He loves them. He flies them from their aircraft carrier at the base of the stairs to the kitchen counter, to the table and to the couch. Although he’ll ask for them if he can’t find them (“Bwue An-gos?”), […]  While worrying about Tucker’s dental health, speech delay, sleep schedule and general well being, it occurs to me how focused I get on a particular worry. Like, borderline obsessive. I have to remind myself how quickly each moment passes. I can remember being utterly freaked out when my milk hadn’t yet come in, crazily documenting […]  On Halloween, I shared that I was nervous about the way in which people might react to Tucker not being able to say “Trick or treat!” Since that post, I’ve had a few inquires asking how he did. Here’s his Halloween Report Card. Also, I’d like to say that trying to be thoughtful backfired on […]
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