Children with ________ disorder may substitute one sound for another or omit final consonants, and their words come out like baby talk.

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The description given in the question suggests a speech sound disorder, which is characterized by difficulties in producing specific speech sounds or articulating them correctly. Children with this disorder may substitute one sound for another, such as saying "wabbit" instead of "rabbit" or omit final consonants, such as saying "ca" for "cat." This can result in speech that sounds like baby talk. Specific learning disorder, childhood onset fluency disorder, and language disorders are different types of disorders that involve difficulties in learning or using language, but they do not necessarily involve difficulties in producing speech sounds.

Children with ________ Disorder May Substitute One Sound for Another