Hi! I went through the same. My son was almost four and I noticed he was having problems. I had asked his pediatrician and they said he was fine, we are bi-lingual at home and were basically told that he would catch on. We switched pediatrician and this new doctor actually listed and understood my concern. He suggested that I check out FDLRS. They test your child on different levels and determine his deficiency. Turned out that everything was fine with my son except for that he had a severe speech delay. We don't exactly know what caused it, he's a preemie and also suffered from acute ear infections. Anyway, we live in Florida and he was placed in a program called PLACE, managed by the county's school board, it's a special education program for children with special needs. The program follows a special (pre-school) curriculum and focuses on each childs disability (not all children in the class have the same need) but I could not be happier. After one month we saw a huge improvement. He was able to communicate better and express himself without getting frustrated because we could not understand him. He's been in the program for 1 year now and has made huge progress. Talk to you pediatrician and ask if there is a program similar to FDLRS in your area. Good luck.
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