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Abstract

This body of work investigates language delay in young children, encompassing its etiology, diagnosis, intervention, and longterm outcomes. Key areas explored include neurodevelopmental and environmental influences, the efficacy of various therapeutic strategies, genetic factors, and the role of bilingualism. The impact of parent-child interaction and socioeconomic status on service access are also highlighted, alongside neurobiological correlates. Diagnostic challenges and the multifactorial nature of language delay are discussed, emphasizing the critical role of early intervention for positive developmental trajectories

Keywords: Language Delay脥戮 Early Childhood Intervention脥戮 Speech-Language Pathology脥戮 Neurodevelopment脥戮 Parent-Child Interaction脥戮 Socioeconomic Factors脥戮 Bilingualism脥戮 Genetic Factors脥戮 Diagnostic Challenges脥戮 Long-Term Outcomes