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Isabelle is three-years-old. She lives with her mother, Rachel, and two-year-old twin sisters. A busy working single parent, Rachel finds it difficult managing the competing demands of working and caring for three young children. Isabelle’s father lives interstate. He visits Isabelle twice a year. When Rachel is working, her elderly parents care for Isabelle and her siblings but they are finding it challenging caring for three small children. Rachel only has one day a week off work and on that day she takes Isabelle to playgroup. During the playgroup sessions, Rachel noticed Isabelle’s speech was not as well developed as...

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