Comparative Analysis of Intervention Approaches for Language Developmental Delay in Children Under and Over 3 Years of Age.

Language developmental delay is a common childhood developmental disorder with a higher prevalence among males. Most cases are observed in children under 3 years of age, and as they age, they are more likely to develop global developmental delays. Early comprehensive intervention can significantly improve children's developmental status and enhance their social behavior abilities. Understanding the clinical characteristics of language developmental delay and early diagnosis, as well as implementing comprehensive intervention measures, are crucial for helping children overcome language difficulties. Through collaborative efforts, we can assist these children in realizing their full potential and achieving better language and social development.