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Back talk isn't always a true expression of your child's feelings, and the reason might be rooted in something unrelated to you. Maybe your son is having problems with a friend in school and taking it out on you because he feels you're a safe target.eep Your Composure. You don't have to put up with your child talking back, but be careful about how you react, because your response can either improve or weaken your relationship with your child.
There are lots of different ways that speech, language and communication needs are described and the terminology can be confusing. When a child is learning to talk they follow particular patterns, and gain certain skills at certain ages.his means that their talking sounds like that of a younger child. A âlanguage disorderâ or âdisordered languageâ is used to describe language development which is not following the usual pattern or sequence. This means a childâs language may be developing in an unusual pattern or differently from other children.