契媽, I think so because when Tiffany talks in her dream, she speaks in English.
Michelle, Tiffany cannot utter the sounds of 'k' and 'g' very well. I know that a lot of other kids of her age can say the word "good' very clearly. So I took her to see the speech therapist. Indeed, that speech therapist is my friend who works in a government assessment centre. Since it is a government one, we only need to pay a registration fee of $100. The test is a very detailed one which lasts for almost 2 hours. The result is being not able to produce 'k' and 'g' sound is OK but her Chinese level is low.
Eve>> My Tiffany also talks in English when she dreams She has lazy lips, so she can hardly pronounce sounds like "sh" & "w" etc accurately. I don't know whether I should bring her to a speech therapist for assessment to re-confirm my "diagnosis" ?-(
Wendy>> Can you tell us how you guide Jaykan in learning Chinese? It would be nice for us to learn from your sharing
She has lazy lips, so she can hardly pronounce sounds like "sh" & "w" etc accurately. I don't know whether I should bring her to a speech therapist for assessment to re-confirm my "diagnosis" ?-( 
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